LEMUR 2: Unlocking Neural Network Diversity for AI
First authorIntroduces a large-scale framework with more than 14,000 architectures and 750,000 structured training records spanning generative, evaluative, and deployment pipelines.
LLM-driven AutoML · Neural Architecture Search
Machine Learning Scientist
I study how large language models can design, evaluate, and improve neural networks through closed-loop experimentation.
Recent work on language-model-driven architecture design, large-scale neural network datasets, and closed-loop experimentation.
Introduces a large-scale framework with more than 14,000 architectures and 750,000 structured training records spanning generative, evaluative, and deployment pipelines.
Combines AST mutation, conditional code generation, and performance feedback to discover executable vision architectures with non-standard channel-width patterns.
Presents a self-improving AutoML framework that unifies architecture synthesis, hyperparameter optimization, accuracy prediction, retrieval-augmented generation, and reinforcement learning.
Scales LLM-guided channel search to 2,000 candidates and studies accuracy, parameter efficiency, and architectural regularities across 462 verified CIFAR-100 evaluations.
Introduces LEMUR, an open-source dataset and framework of PyTorch-based neural networks with unified templates, structured results, and Optuna-based hyperparameter optimization for seamless AutoML.
My current work is the center of this profile. Earlier industry experience is retained below as technical background, not as the headline.
2025 - Present
Computer Vision Lab, CAIDAS & IFI, University of Würzburg
Academic service
RRPR · Reproducible Research in Pattern Recognition
Academic service for reproducibility-focused review in pattern recognition.
Closed-loop systems that generate, evaluate, and refine neural networks.
Code-level architecture and channel-configuration search under real constraints.
Empirical model design and evaluation, with current work centered on CIFAR-100.
A deliberately focused view of the methods and engineering tools that support my current work.
A compact record of earlier software, simulation, teaching, and computer vision experience.
Simulation software development with C++ and Unreal Engine.
Led Java lab sessions and supported students with programming coursework.
Computer vision, OpenCV, CNN, image processing, and Unity prototyping.
Web application development with Java and Vaadin.
Desktop application development with C# and WPF.
Academic foundations and distinctions, kept concise beneath the research record they support.
Research · collaboration · review