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Naviden/README.md

Navid Nobani

I am an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the University of Milano-Bicocca and a member of the CRISP Research Centre.

My research focuses on representation learning in high-dimensional spaces, with particular attention to embedding methods, the geometry of vector representations, and explainable AI. I study how semantic structures emerge in embedding spaces and how learned representations can be interpreted, evaluated, and made transparent.

Personal website · Google Scholar · ORCID · DBLP · LinkedIn

Research interests

  • Representation learning and embedding evaluation
  • Geometry and semantics of high-dimensional vector spaces
  • Explainable artificial intelligence and interpretable representations
  • Natural language processing and language-model interpretability

I am also the WP6 Leader in Spoke 1 of Age-It, where I coordinate research involving data infrastructures, large-scale demographic data, and AI- and Big Data-based analytical tools for ageing research.

Research software and tools

  • ConvXAI — A reproducible conversational explainable AI reference implementation, accompanying our Cognitive Computation paper.
  • Interactive AI tools — Browser-based simulators for Word2Vec, Transformer residual streams, LIME, SHAP, cosine similarity, and MapReduce.
  • Introduction to XAI — Theory, practical notebooks, and teaching material covering major explainability methods and frameworks.
  • OneBib — A local-first Obsidian plugin for BibTeX citations and automatically synchronised reference lists.

Selected publications

See the complete list on my publications page or DBLP record.

Teaching

I teach Data Processing and Analysis, Research Methods, Generative AI, Introduction to Python Programming, and Big Data Engineering at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

Selected open teaching resources:

Contact

For research collaborations or thesis supervision, contact me at schedule a meeting.

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  1. ML-intro-with-Python ML-intro-with-Python Public

    This repository offers a hands-on guide to machine learning with Python, featuring a Jupyter notebook on data processing, regression techniques, evaluation, and optimization. It's suitable for lear…

    Jupyter Notebook 38 5

  2. Python_Introduction Python_Introduction Public

    An Introduction to Python, starting from 0!

    Jupyter Notebook 31 8

  3. Introduction-to-XAI Introduction-to-XAI Public

    This repository provides a range of practical examples and educational resources for exploring the field of Explainable AI (XAI). You'll find examples using tools like LIME and SHAP to interpret ma…

    Jupyter Notebook 26 4

  4. Data-Quality-Issues Data-Quality-Issues Public

    Theory and Python code to understand Imbalanced and missing data and how to deal with them.

    Jupyter Notebook 9

  5. word2vec_introduction word2vec_introduction Public

    An introduction to word2vec algorithm from absolute 0!

    Jupyter Notebook 7

  6. ConvXAI ConvXAI Public

    Reproducible conversational XAI reference implementation with deterministic experiments, a FastAPI interface, and citation-ready research metadata.

    Jupyter Notebook