I am a machine learning researcher at Apple in Zürich, working with Stephan Richter and Vladlen Koltun.
Before that I completed a PhD at Inria and École Normale Supérieure, advised by Jean Ponce and Julien Mairal, on machine learning for computational imaging. I defended in November 2023; the thesis, Image Reconstruction from Multiple Shots with Trainable Algorithms, is available on HAL.
From 2022 to 2024 I was co-founder and CTO of Enhance Lab, building image quality enhancement software for smartphone cameras out of that research. Earlier, I studied signal processing and communication theory at Télécom Paris and electrical engineering at the National University of Singapore, and spent a year at A*STAR in Singapore, working on semi-supervised learning and anomaly detection with Chuan-Sheng Foo and Vijay Chandrasekhar.
Burst super-resolution
Merging 30 noisy raw frames from a handheld camera into a single image, upsampled by a factor of 4 along each dimension. On the left, the 20 megapixel JPEG produced by the camera's own ISP. On the right, our result, developed with a handcrafted ISP, at 325 megapixels. That is far too large for a browser to load at once, so it is served as a tiled deep-zoom image. Both views are synchronized: drag to pan, scroll to zoom.
Handheld Panasonic Lumix GX9. More scenes, side-by-side comparisons and synthetic results are on the project page.
Note: the two renderings are not meant to match. Tone, color and sharpening come from two different pipelines, so they differ by construction. What the comparison shows is the quality of the restored signal, that is noise and fine detail, rather than color rendition.