1st of September, 2022: I have started a new position as data scientist at ATP!
July, 2022: Our paper Invariant Ancestry Search, has been accepted into the 39th annual ICML and can be accessed here
2nd of February, 2022: Our paper Invariant Ancestry Search, which gives a novel approach to estimating sets of causal ancestors using Invariant Causal Prediction methods, is now live on arXiv
13th of August, 2021: The R-package TMTI, implementing the methods from our paper 'Too Many, Too Improbable' test statistics: A general method for testing joint hypotheses and controlling the k-FWER has been published on CRAN.
10th of August, 2021: Our paper 'Too Many, Too Improbable' test statistics: A general method for testing joint hypotheses and controlling the k-FWER is now on arXiv
19th of August, 2020: The paper Causal structure learning from time series: Large regression coefficients may predict causal links better in practice than small p-values has been accepted into PMLR and is now available at PMLR online.
3rd of March, 2020: Our invited paper, Causal structure learning from time series: Large regression coefficients may predict causal links better in practice than small p-values, for PMLR is live on arXiv.
8th of November, 2019: The company JP Statistics, which my business partner Josva Engmose Jensen and I have started, has launched! We provide consultancy on various statistical/data science tasks. Please write us at contact@jpstatistics.com requests.
15th of August, 2019: Started a Ph.D. position at UCPH, Department of Mathematical Sciences, under the supervision of Bo Markussen, Helle Sørensen and Shyam Gopalakrishnan.
8th of March, 2019: I succesfully defended my Master’s thesis Greedy Learning of Causal Structures in Additive Noise Models, which was written under the supervision of Jonas Peters (UCPH), and I can now call myself a Master of Science with a degree in Mathematics-Economics. Link to thesis, defense slides.