About me
I am a PhD student in the ANTIQUE team at ENS-PSL / Inria / CNRS, supervised by Prof. Caterina Urban. My work focuses on neural specifications for formal methods in explainable AI.
My research interests lie in theoretical machine learning, explainable AI, and optimization. Previously, I worked on simplifying post-trained ReLU neural networks for mixed-integer linear programming systems at OVGU, and on data-driven decision analysis for energy systems at EPFL.
I graduated from École Polytechnique with an MSc&T in Artificial Intelligence & Advanced Visual Computing (AiViC, MX23).
Research interests
- Explainable AI & optimization
- Machine learning theory
- Computer vision & NLP
- Physics-informed neural networks & constraint learning
Publications & presentations
2026 Preprint
Optimization with Region-Reduced ReLU Neural Networks
arXiv:2609.31380, 2026
Read on arXiv2025 Conference paper
On the role of artificial intelligence in feature oriented multi-criteria decision analysis
ESCAPE 35, 2025
EPFL InfoscienceAll publications & presentations →
Beyond research
I enjoy basketball, playing the saxophone, and dragon boating.
Languages: English, Chinese, German (basic), and French (basic).