Hi, I'm Thomas Chambon


AI Scientist with 5 years of experience specializing in Deep Learning, Natural Language Processing, and Computer Vision. Skilled in designing advanced NLP pipelines and developing robust computer vision systems. Strong expertise in optimizing and deploying neural architectures into production environments. Fully proficient in the end-to-end AI project lifecycle, from exploratory R&D to large-scale industrialization.

Thomas Chambon
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My main skills


Data science

Pandas, Matplotlib, Numpy, Seaborn, Tableau, Statistical testing

ML & DL

SciKit-Learn, Pytorch & Lightning, TensorFlow, XGBoost, Auto-sklearn

Big Data & Distributed Systems

HPC, SLURM, Apptainer, Docker, Dataiku

Databases & Data Modeling

PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Neo4j (graph modeling)

Mobile Developpement

Design and development of an IoT-based mobile tracking application for urban mobility.
Used by 1,000+ users
(Android/iOS)

Computer Vision

OpenCV, CNNs, Transformers

NLP

LLMs, SpaCy, Gensim

Development Practices

Agile/Scrum methodology, Git, SVN

My Publications


  • 2024: T. Chambon, U. Soulat, J. Lallement, and J. Guillaume, “L'effet de la complexité visuelle de l'information sur l'intention et le comportement de mobilité urbaine” in INFORSID 2024 (Nancy)
    Available here!
  • 2023: Mesure des effets de la complexité de l’information sur les intentions et les comportements de mobilité urbaine : Construction d’un outil d’aide au changement de comportement. THESIS
    Available here!
  • 2023: T. Chambon, J.-L. Guillaume, and J. Lallement, “Information complexity ranking: A new method of ranking images by algorithmic complexity” Entropy, vol. 25, no. 3. (SJR Q2 / IF 2.1)
    Available here!
  • 2023: T. Chambon, U. Soulat, J. Lallement, and J. Guillaume, “The effect of visual information complexity on urban mobility intention and behavior” in RCIS 2023, Proceedings. (CORE ranking B)
    Available here!

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Seminars for young researchers


Once a month, I organize seminars to discuss issues relating to science in general (epistemology, scientometrics, ethics). I also invite researchers to share their research work and methods in computer science, mainly with young researchers.

  • January 2024: Seminar on ontology and knowledge graphs by Georgeta Bordea