Contact
| Address | Bd de Pérolles 901700 FribourgSwitzerland |
| ramon.christen(at)unifr.ch | |
| HSLU | University of Lucerne (HSLU) |
| ORCID | https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3963-0785 |
| https://www.linkedin.com/in/ram%C3%B3n-christen-205145175 |
Ramón Christen
PhD Student in Computer Science
Research interests
Originating from signal theory in electrical engineering, my interests are particularly focused on time series analysis. In this realm, my reseach targets on the value of exogenous variables and its integration in modelling. Exogenous variables typically contain information about the target variable with varying influence factors over time. Thus, the integration in modelling requires attention on temporal relevance estimation of exogenous information and how temporal information can be considered with fuzzy methods. In particular, the research aims to enhance time series modelling with temporal information to enhance forecast accuracy.
In this respect, I am interested in:
- Attention Mechanisms
- Data Science
- Exogenous Variables
- Machine Learning Methods
- Statistics and Fuzzy Methods
- Temporal Saliency Detection
Teaching
Current lectures and modules
- Applied Machine Learning and Predictive Modelling 1, HSLU
- Big Data Lab Clusters, HSLU
- Business Intelligence, HSLU
- Business Intelligence and Decision Support, HSLU
- Coaching - Thesis, HSLU
- Data Collection, Integration and Preprocessing, HSLU
- Python for Data Scientists, HSLU
Projects
Ongoing
- Research: Extending the Fuzzy Conversational Character Computing (FCCC) framework with additional chracter traits from spoken words.
- Research in collaboration with University São Paulo (USP): Investigating morphing mechanisms for transformer based time series modelling approaches and enhancing transformer models with morphing exogenous variabls to enhance forecast accuracy.
- Doctoral Research in Computer Science: «Exogenous Data in Forecasting: Computational Intelligence in Relevance Analysis»
Completed
- NaviMow: Autonomous Mow-Robot
- Power Alliance: From local peak shaving to regional load shaping, a transnational demonstration initiative.
- DLT-4-Power: Definition of a DLT standard for swiss energy economy.