Frédéric Richard is a professor of applied mathematics at Aix-Marseille university, member of the Institute of Mathematics of Marseille. His current interests are at the crossing of image processing, spatial statistics and data science. He designs and studies mathematical models and methods for the statistical analysis of structured data such as images, surfaces, or graphs. He applies his methods in different domains including medicine, neuroscience and industry.
For twenty years, Frédéric Richard has been teaching mathematics, statistics and programming languages (python, matlab, sas) at all graduate levels of the university. He is particularly involved in the program Data Science of the master’s degree Applied Mathematics, Statistics. He has led its implementation and organization between 2017 and 2020. Frédéric Richard also supervises master internships and PhD students.
Beyond his teaching activity, Frédéric Richard is the director of the department of mathematics, managing the mathematical degrees of the university.
Besides, Frédéric Richard leads actions to promote and ease the interactions between academic laboratories and private companies. From 2012 to 2020, he was a regional officer for the Agency for Mathematics in Interaction with Companies and Society (AMIES). He is now the director of the service Eureka at the Institute Archimede.
French research habilitation, 2009
Université de Paris (Paris Descartes)
PhD Thesis in Applied Mathematics, 2000
Université de Paris (Paris Descartes)
MS Mathematics, Vision, Machine Learning, 1997
Ecole Normale Supérieure Paris Saclay
Responsibilities include:
Responsibilities include:
For a complete list of publications, please consult one of the following links:
Please visit the Github repositories.
Les notebooks en python qui sont proposés ci-dessous s’adressent à des étudiants de licence scientifique qui souhaitent assimiler par la pratique les notions vues en cours de statistique inférentielle. En créant un compte kaggle, ils peuvent être réalisés directement sur un navigateur web sans avoir à installer python. Vous pouvez également proposer des corrections en ligne et les partager. Bon travail !
Le cours en ligne qui accompagne ces notebooks est en construction.