Alberto Bordino
About me
I am a second year student of the Warwick Centre for Doctoral Training in Mathematics and StatisticsLink opens in a new window working under the supervision of Dr Thomas BerrettLink opens in a new window on Nonparametric methods for Missing Data. My research interests include Nonparametric Statistics and Statistical Learning Theory.
Before joining the CDT programme in Warwick, I obtained a M.Sc. in Stochastics and Data Science at the University of Turin, working under the supervision of Professor Stefano FavaroLink opens in a new window, and a B.Sc. in Mathematics at the University of Turin, during which I was recipient of the INdAMLink opens in a new window scholarship.
Aside from academics, I used to play football professionally as a goalkeeper until I was 15, and I still enjoy doing so in a non-competitive way. Also, I am a huge Torino FCLink opens in a new window fan.
Publications
3 - Tests of Missing Completely At Random based on sample covariance matricesLink opens in a new window, A. Bordino, T. B. Berrett, arXiv preprint (2024+). I contributed to the R package MCARtestLink opens in a new window.
2 - Non-asymptotic approximations of Gaussian neural networks via second-order Poincare' inequalitiesLink opens in a new window, A. Bordino, S. Favaro, S. Fortini, arXiv preprint (2023+)
1 - Infinitely wide limits for deep Stable neural networks: sub-linear, linear and super-linear activation functionsLink opens in a new window, A. Bordino, S. Favaro, S. Fortini, Transactions of Machine Learning Research (2022)
Service
I have reviewed for Bernoulli.
Teaching and other activities
In the a.y. 2023-24, I'm one of the organiser of the Stats Football sessions, which, in Term 2, take place every Tuesday at 5pm in the 5-a-side pitches of the sport centre. Use this linkLink opens in a new window to sign up. Also, I'm currently graduate teaching assistant for ST412-15/ST323-15 Multivariate Statistics and ST420-15 Statistical Learning and Big Data.Link opens in a new window
In the a.y. 2022-23, I used to organise the Empirical Process Theory Reading GroupLink opens in a new window, together with Alexander KentLink opens in a new window, and I was one of the tutors for ST219-12 Mathematical Statistics Part B.Link opens in a new window
