Sara van de Geer is affiliated with ETH Zurich in Switzerland, contributing extensively to the fields of mathematics, computer science, and engineering. Their work spans multiple subfields such as statistics and probability, computational mechanics, artificial intelligence, and computational mathematics.
Their research primarily addresses topics including statistical methods and inference, sparse and compressive sensing techniques, machine learning and algorithms, probabilistic and robust engineering design, tensor decomposition and applications, mathematical approximation and integration, and neural networks and applications.
Frequent coauthors in their research collaborations include Geoffrey Chinot, Matthias Löffler, Felix Kuchelmeister, Francesco Ortelli, and Peter Hinz.
Publications by Sara van de Geer have appeared across a range of venues. These include:
Recent papers from their research portfolio are:
Sara van de Geer is recognized as a member of Academia Europaea since 2020 and was the Wald Memorial Lecturer in 2016.
Peter Bhlmann;Sara van de Geer
Lukas Meier;Sara Van De Geer;Peter Bühlmann
Sara van de Geer;Peter Bühlmann;Ya’acov Ritov;Ruben Dezeure
Jelle J. Goeman;Sara A. Van De Geer;Floor De Kort;Hans C. Van Houwelingen
Sara A. van de Geer
Sara A. van de Geer
Sara A. van de Geer;Peter Bühlmann
Lukas Meier;Sara van de Geer;Peter Bühlmann
Karim Lounici;Massimiliano Pontil;Sara van de Geer;Alexandre B. Tsybakov
Enno Mammen;Sara van de Geer
Nicolas Städler;Peter Bühlmann;Sara van de Geer
Peter J. Bickel;Bo Li;Alexandre B. Tsybakov;Sara A. van de Geer
Jelle J. Goeman;Sara A. Van De Geer;Hans C. Van Houwelingen
Sara van de Geer
Karim Lounici;Massimiliano Pontil;Alexandre B. Tsybakov;Sara A. van de Geer
Sara van de Geer
Peter Bühlmann;Philipp Rütimann;Sara van de Geer;Cun-Hui Zhang
Sara van de Geer
Jürg Schelldorfer;Peter Bühlmann;Sara Van De Geer
Jana Janková;Sara van de Geer
Enno Mammen;Sara van de Geer
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