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Elliot Paquette is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at McGill University, located in Burnside Hall. His research bridges probability theory, stochastic processes, and high-dimensional statistics, with a focus on applications in machine learning optimization and random matrix theory. He holds a prominent position within the Faculty of Science, contributing to both theoretical and applied mathematical research.
While explicit educational details are not provided, his work suggests expertise in advanced mathematical disciplines. His research interests include stochastic gradient descent dynamics, random matrix ensembles, and the interplay between topology and data analysis. Notable contributions address high-dimensional optimization challenges, such as generalization properties of SGD and the behavior of neural scaling laws.
His recent publications (2023–2025) explore topics like the extremal landscape of random ensembles, phase transitions in computational models, and the theoretical foundations of differential privacy in regression. These works often combine rigorous probabilistic methods with computational insights.
No awards or grants are listed in the provided profile. His advising and team collaborations remain unspecified, though his research often intersects with machine learning and computational statistics communities. He is affiliated with McGill’s Mathematics and Statistics department and contributes to interdisciplinary research through his position in the Faculty of Science.
