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HLovisiEnnes/README.md

Hi!

My name is Henrique and I hail from Minas Gerais, Brazil. I majored in Mathematics and Physics at Whitman College (Walla Walla, WA) and had my Master's in Mathematical Modeling from FGV-EMAp (Rio de Janeiro). Right now I am a Ph.D. candidate, under Clément Maria (https://www-sop.inria.fr/members/Clement.Maria/) and Nicolas Nisse (https://www-sop.inria.fr/members/Nicolas.Nisse/), at INRIA/Université Côte d'Azur in Valbonne, southern France, where I research Quantum Topology. More specifically, I am interested in investigating the frontier between classical and quantum algorithms by looking at problems in low-dimension topology. I also intensely love statistics and machine learning, both theoretical and applied, so you can find me tackling some problems in these fields now and then!

When not in front of my laptop, I am a huge fan of History, Arts, JRPGs, and music from Minas.

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  1. NetVisu NetVisu Public

    Python package to analyze the geometric and topological changes of datasets through the layers of neural networks

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  2. ExClimate ExClimate Public

    Package for Extreme Value Theory for Python, focusing on modeling very rare, but of great impact. Theoretical foundation and datasets from Coles, S. (2013). An introduction to statistical modeling …

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  3. Mini_Projects Mini_Projects Public

    Mini projects for self-learning. Some are exercises from cited books

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  4. TDAResearch TDAResearch Public

    Here there are some useful stuff I have written to work on topological data analysis. Some of the code was developed with specific datasets in mind, but most should generalize well.

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  5. Practice_problems Practice_problems Public

    Some problems in different languages (just for fun)

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