Felix Schur
PhD student in Statistics at ETH Zurich working on causal inference, reinforcement learning, and statistical machine learning.
I am a PhD student in Statistics at ETH Zurich supervised by Jonas Peters and co-supervised by Andreas Krause. I develop statistical and machine-learning methods for causal inference and reinforcement learning, with a particular interest in hidden confounding, generalization across environments, bandit algorithms, and sequential data. I also serve as group coordinator for the Seminar for Statistics.
I completed my MSc at ETH Zurich, under the supervision of Andreas Krause and Peter Bühlmann. I wrote my master’s thesis on the topic of Lifelong Meta-Learning for Bayesian Optimization, which earned me the ETH Medal in recognition of my research.
Contact: felix.schur [at] stat.math.ethz.ch