Postdoctoral researcher in Machine Learning and Dynamical Systems
Pubblicato il 11-10-2026 - IIT in Genova
Postdoctoral researcher in Machine Learning and Dynamical Systems
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Contract and commitment: collaboration contract, for up to three years
Location: CHT Erzelli, Genoa, Italy
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THE ROLE
This position is based in the Computational Statistics and Machine Learning Unit, led by Massimiliano Pontil, and is funded by the ERC Advanced Grant project "LEO - Learning Evolution Operators" (Grant Agreement ID: 1 LEO studies the problem of learning the dynamics underlying temporal phenomena from observed trajectories.
Linear evolution operators play a central role, providing a powerful perspective for studying complex nonlinear systems through linear representations in suitable function spaces. Their spectra encode important physical properties of these systems, and a key objective of the project is to develop methods for learning these operators and estimating their spectra.
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