My name is Philippe Adjiman. I live in Israel, currently working as Data Scientist at Google (c.f. disclaimer at the end), and more specifically on Waze, trying to help in the fight against traffic 😀 . Previously i was a Machine Learning and Data Science team leader at Outbrain (the world’s largest content discovery platform). I’ve received my PhD in Artificial intelligence from Paris 11 University in 2006 where I worked on both fundamental and applied research on distributed reasoning in Peer-to-Peer settings and its application to the Semantic Web which led to multiple publications in top AI conferences and journals.
My recent research activities focused on applying machine learning on big data to design recommendations algorithms and ad network optimisation algorithms. Before that, i worked on clustering algorithms that solved several critical needs at ebaY where I worked 2 years from 2007 to 2009. Even if I was mainly part of the research team there, I also participated to the implementation of our prototype in production.
I’m also passionate about programming and implemented several complex systems in C and JAVA (I had fun in particular in one of my earliest projects called SPOT, a statistically well founded universal bet generator algorithm used by millions of French and European horse races gamblers every day, I love the commercial they did around it 🙂 ).
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You can contact me at adjiman at gmail dot com.