Physics engineer, now studying human-centered AI at the Technical University of Denmark, with a focus on machine learning.
Scroll to run gradient descent. The ball stops in each dip it finds, and something opens there.
Physics, then machine learning.
I'm Jonathan. I did my bachelor's in physics engineering at DTU, and now I'm doing a master's in human-centered AI there, on the data science route. I like machine learning best where it meets physics, as in physics-informed neural networks.
This page is a small case of that overlap: gradient descent with momentum is a ball rolling downhill with friction.
- MSc, Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence Technical University of Denmark, [20XX–now]
- BSc, Physics Engineering Technical University of Denmark, [20XX–20XX]
Stuck in a local minimum. Keep scrolling to give it momentum.
Work
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Out of the trap and into the valley. One more push.