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I am interested in data science and the use of statistical and machine learning techniques. My research aims at exploring, understanding, and investigating challenging datasets. My PhD work focused on some important problems that can be faced when dealing with challenging data. Here is some of the proposed/used methodologies:

Detected communities using a mutual information-based network on wind speed monitoring system in Switzerland.

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Some R libraries

I have a great interest in R programming, I propose some libraries that I developed in collaboration with my colleagues. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you face problems with these libraries.

MFDFA: an R package computes the multifractal detrended fluctuation analysis for a time series. Available on GitHub.

SFtools: an R package for the unsupervised feature selection based on a space filing measure. Available on CRAN and GitHub.

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Deep Learning for Remote Sensing Scene Classification

Scene classification is an important and challenging problem in Earth observation remote sensing. This work, was partly presented at the EGU 2018 in the session Learning from spatial data: unveiling the geo-environment through quantitative approaches. It aims at exploring small-scale convolutional neural networks architecture to obtain good performance. For more information, please visit the website of this project, in which you find some Python codes and datasets used for this work:

UnilNet

Please do not hesitate to contact me for any question related to my work.

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