Daniel Kressner is affiliated with École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in Switzerland. Their research spans several fields within computer science and mathematics, with a primary focus on computational theory, computational mechanics, and computational mathematics. The body of work covers a range of topics related to numerical methods and algorithms, particularly those related to matrix computations and tensor decompositions.
Their publication record includes contributions to highly specialized areas such as matrix theory and algorithms, tensor decomposition and applications, and sparse and compressive sensing techniques. Additional research topics include model reduction, neural networks, electromagnetic scattering and analysis, stochastic gradient optimization techniques, and advanced optimization algorithms research.
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Daniel Kressner are Alice Cortinovis, Stefano Massei, Haoze He, Hei Yin Lam, and Leonardo Robol.
Key recent papers authored or co-authored by Daniel Kressner are:
The venues where Daniel Kressner frequently publishes include:
The main academic fields of their research are Computer Science and Mathematics, with the distribution of works indicating a strong emphasis on computational and theoretical aspects within these disciplines.
Lars Grasedyck;Daniel Kressner;Christine Tobler
Daniel Kressner;Michael Steinlechner;Bart Vandereycken
Daniel Kressner;Christine Tobler
Daniel Kressner
Daniel Kressner;Christine Tobler
Dorina Thanou;Xiaowen Dong;Daniel Kressner;Pascal Frossard
Daniel Kressner
Daniel Kressner
Daniel Kressner;Christian Schröder;David S. Watkins
David I Shuman;Pierre Vandergheynst;Daniel Kressner;Pascal Frossard
Lars Karlsson;Daniel Kressner;André Uschmajew
Cedric Effenberger;Daniel Kressner
Daniel Kressner;Michael Steinlechner;Andr ´ E Uschmajew
Daniel Kressner;Christine Tobler
Michael Karow;Daniel Kressner;Franc¸oise Tisseur
Daniel Kressner;Christine Tobler
Ralph Byers;Daniel Kressner
Peter Benner;Daniel Kressner;Volker Mehrmann
Ana Susnjara;Nathanael Perraudin;Daniel Kressner;Pierre Vandergheynst
Ana Susnjara;Nathanael Perraudin;Daniel Kressner;Pierre Vandergheynst
Lars Grasedyck;Daniel Kressner;Christine Tobler
Haris Papasaika;Effrosyni Kokiopoulou;Emmanuel Baltsavias;Konrad Schindler
Assyr Abdulle;Simone Deparis;Daniel Kressner;Fabio Nobile
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