Santiago E. Cortés-Gómez

Machine Learning PhD student

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scortesg[at]cs.cmu.edu

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

I am a Machine Learning PhD student at Carnegie Mellon’s School of Computer Science, advised by Professor Bryan Wilder. My research focuses on leveraging machine learning and optimization to develop AI for equitable, data-driven decision-making under uncertainty. My ultimate goal is to apply my work to real-world problems affecting the less fortunate; I am deeply passionate about maximizing the societal impact of my research. In a past life I was a Machine learning engineer at Factored.ai. I hold a B.Sc. and a M.Sc., both in Mathematics from Universidad de Los Andes (2017, 2018). My CV can be found here.

news

Oct 16, 2024 Invited to give a talk to EAAMO! Looking forward to connecting, see you in Mexico! 🇲🇽
Oct 15, 2024 Two pre-prints out, Decision-focused uncertainty quantification and Data-driven Design of Randomized Control Trials with Guaranteed Treatment Effects
Feb 15, 2024 One paper accepted to ICML Statistical Inference Under Constrained Selection Bias

selected publications

  1. Neurips
    Auditing Fairness by Betting (Spotlight)
    Ben Chugg, Santiago Cortes-Gomez, Bryan Wilder, and 1 more author
    Neurips, 2023
  2. ICML
    Statistical inference under constrained selection bias
    Santiago Cortes-Gomez, Mateo Dulce, Carlos Patino, and 1 more author
    ICML, 2024
  3. Decision-Focused Uncertainty Quantification
    Santiago Cortes-Gomez, Carlos Patino, Yewon Byun, and 3 more authors
    arXiv preprint arXiv:2410.01767, 2024
  4. Data-driven Design of Randomized Control Trials with Guaranteed Treatment Effects
    Santiago Cortes-Gomez, Naveen Raman, aarti Singh, and 1 more author
    arXiv preprint arXiv:2410.11212, 2024