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Martin Mundt (he/him)

OWLL Group Leader

Email: martin.mundt
_at_ tu-darmstadt.de

Martin is the OWLL research group leader at Hessian.AI and TU Darmstadt. He is also a board member of directors at the non-profit organization ContinualAI, was the Diversity & Inclusion chair at AAAI-24 and currently serves as Review Process Chair for CoLLAs 2024.

He was previously a postdoctoral researcher at the AI&ML lab at TU Darmstadt. He holds a PhD in computer science from Goethe University Frankfurt (2021), for which he has received a thesis award, prior to which he has completed a Bachelor’s (2013) and Master’s (2015) degree in physics.

Research Assistants

  • Qi Li: Research assistant in 2023-2024 for project “CAIMAN: Continual Artificial Intelligence Models for Atmospheric Convection in Subtropical Regions

Former members

  • Robin Menzenbach: Master thesis: “Self-Expanding Variational Autoencoders“, completed in March 2024. Former teaching assistant in winter 2022/23
  • Nick Lemke: Master thesis: “Distribution-Aware Replay for Continual MRI Segmentation“, co-supervised with Anirban Mukhopadhyay – GRIS TU Darmstadt, completed in March 2024
  • Patrick Vimr: Master thesis: “Continual Causal Knowledge Distillation“, completed in December 2023
  • Aleksandar Tatalovic: Bachelor thesis: “Continual Reinforcement Learning by Merging Models“, completed in October 2023
  • Tobias Gockel: Master thesis, “Knowledge Distillation for Continual Learning in Sum Product Networks“, completed in September 2023
  • Pranav Sureshkumar: Summer intern 2023 – DAAD WISE scholarship
  • Uranik Berisha: Master thesis, “Progressive Probabilistic Circuits“, completed in May 2023
  • Laura Boyette: Master thesis, “Deep Continual Learning with Intentional Forgetting“, completed in May 2023
  • Zhanke Liu: Master thesis “Self-supervised Learning for Financial Time-Series Prediction via Transformers“, completed in April 2023
  • Dhruvin Vadgama: teaching assistant for continual machine learning course tutorials, winter semester 2022/23
  • Yves Neyraud: Master thesis “Active Latent Space Packing for Variational Open World Learning“, completed in February 2022
  • Jesse-Jermaine Richter: Master thesis “Continual Learning with Dataset Distillation“, completed in October 2022 (co-supervised with Kristian Kersting)
  • Sebastian Seer: Master thesis “Learning Neural Network Latent Space Distributions with Probabilistic Circuits to Address the Overconfidence Challenge” (co-supervised with Kristian Kersting), completed in July 2022
  • Lars-Joel Frey: Bachelor thesis “Towards Unsupervised Federated Continual Machine Learning” (co-supervised with Kristian Kersting), completed in June 2022