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Time series
Probability
Simulation
Non-parametric & semi-parametric methods
Monte Carlo methods
Uncertainty quantification
Control theory
Multi-agent reasoning
Neural networks
Nonlinear dynamics
Multi-agent systems
Reinforcement learning
Deep learning
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Scott's a PhD student in the engineering department at Cambridge University, researching theoretical and
