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Principle
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Cofondateur et directeur technique
Contribution to Imagine All The PeopleScientific architecture of synthetic populations and Maximum Entropy Relaxation applied to multi-way cardinality constraints.
ParcoursFormer director of Sony Computer Science Laboratory Paris and later of the Spotify Creator Technology Research Lab. PhD in computer science, associate researcher at LIP6.
Principal Scientist
Contribution to Imagine All The PeopleSimulation architecture and cognitive models used to query synthetic populations.
ParcoursFormer researcher at Sony Computer Science Laboratory. Founder of Gostai, Novaquark and Developmental Labs.
Scientific Advisor
Contribution to Imagine All The PeopleMethodological robustness and work related to Maximum Entropy Relaxation, which he co-authored with François Pachet.
ParcoursResearch Director at IRD, affiliated with the UMMISCO laboratory hosted by Sorbonne Université.
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Synthetic populations
François Pachet, Jean-Daniel Zucker
View the article on Frontiers →François Pachet, Jean-Charles Régin
View detailsCo-editors: François Pachet, Frédéric Kaplan, Mirko Degli Esposti
View the Research Topic →Researchers' affiliations and scientific collaborations, cited only where they clarify their contribution.
LIP6 — Sorbonne Université
Academic affiliation of François Pachet.
IRD / UMMISCO
Affiliation of Jean-Daniel Zucker.
EPFL
Editorial collaboration between researchers around the Synthetic Populations Research Topic.
University of Bologna
Editorial collaboration around the same Research Topic.
The institutions cited correspond to researchers' personal affiliations or scientific collaborations. They are not presented as institutional partners of Imagine All The People.
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