Probabilistic Machine Learning
Efficient inference methods, uncertainty quantification, Bayesian modelling and kernel methods.
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid · Signal Processing Group
Full Professor (Catedrático de Universidad) at the Department of Signal Theory and Communications, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.
My research sits at the intersection of probabilistic machine learning, deep generative models and AI for personalised medicine and life sciences.
About
I develop machine learning methods that represent uncertainty, exploit structure and support scientific discovery. Current directions include probabilistic deep learning, generative modelling, uncertainty quantification, kernel methods, and applications in personalised medicine, omics, computational psychiatry and medical imaging.
Research interests
Efficient inference methods, uncertainty quantification, Bayesian modelling and kernel methods.
Generative modelling, latent-variable models, calibrated neural networks and robust learning.
Personalised medicine, omics, computational psychiatry and medical image modelling.
Coordinator of the MSCA Doctoral Network MLCARE, advancing machine learning for personalised medicine.
Latest news
Revisiting Nonstationary Kernel Design for Multi-Output Gaussian Processes. Qiaochu Xu, Zi Yang, Ying Li, Michael Minyi Zhang, Pablo M. Olmos.
A Probabilistic Hard Concept Bottleneck for Steerable Generative Models. María Martínez-García, Ricardo Vazquez Alvarez, Alejandro Lancho, Pablo M. Olmos, Isabel Valera.
Explicit Density Approximation for Neural Implicit Samplers Using a Bernstein-Based Convex Divergence. José Manuel de Frutos, Pablo M. Olmos, Manuel A. Vázquez, Joaquín Míguez.
Multi-View Oriented GPLVM: Expressiveness and Efficiency. Zi Yang, Ying Li, Zhidi Lin, Michael Minyi Zhang, Pablo M. Olmos.
The Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network Machine Learning Computational Advancements for peRsonalized mEdicine (MLCARE) has been granted. I am honoured to serve as project coordinator.
My project “THAI: Towards Humble and Discoverable AI” was awarded a grant by the FBBVA Leonardo Program.
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Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Department of Signal Theory and Communications
Avenida de la Universidad 30, 28911 Leganés, Spain.
Office: 4.2.A.08 · Phone: +34 916 248 875 · Email: pamartin@ing.uc3m.es