Category Theory for Scientists
An introduction to the abstract language that unifies mathematics — functors, morphisms, and natural transformations explained for the working scientist.
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I work at the intersection of machine learning theory, statistical physics, and differential geometry — building mathematical frameworks for understanding how learning systems generalize.
Regularized negative log-likelihood
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An introduction to the abstract language that unifies mathematics — functors, morphisms, and natural transformations explained for the working scientist.
Visualizing loss surfaces in high dimensions and understanding the dynamics of gradient descent through the lens of dynamical systems theory.
How entropy, mutual information, and KL divergence form the mathematical backbone of modern learning algorithms — from PAC bounds to variational inference.