Hi, I'm Thomas Chambon


I have a PhD in computer science and am currently a post-doc in computer vision.
During my thesis, I worked on the impact of information transmitted to the user and its influence on the evolution of his behavior.
I'm interested in improving image segmentation using community detection methods (Louvain Method, SBM) in graphs, but also with dedicated neural networks (GNN).

Thomas Chambon
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My main skills


Data analysis

Pandas, Matplotlib, Numpy, Statistical testing

ML/DL

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

Deployment

Docker, SLURM, Apptainer

Mobile Developpement

I've created a mobile app to estimate the carbon footprint of users'commutes (IOS/Android)

Eye-tracking

Complete eye-tracking experiment, from protocol to results analysis

Marketing

My thesis has given me the opportunity to work and learn in the field of marketing

Neurosciences

I worked and acquired notions in
the field of visual attention and
human decision process

Project Management

My various experiences have enabled me to manage a project from the design phase through to delivery

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