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Antonio Vergari
Google Scholar ID: YK0NLaUAAAAJ
Reader (Associate Professor), University of Edinburgh, UK
Artificial Intelligence
Probabilistic Machine Learning
Probabilistic Circuits
Neuro-Symbolic AI
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46
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20
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Can VLMs Reason Robustly? A Neuro-Symbolic Investigation
2026
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A Sobering Look at Tabular Data Generation via Probabilistic Circuits
2026
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An Embarrassingly Simple Way to Optimize Orthogonal Matrices at Scale
2026
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The Theory and Practice of MAP Inference over Non-Convex Constraints
2026
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To Neuro-Symbolic Classification and Beyond by Compiling Description Logic Ontologies to Probabilistic Circuits
2026
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Can LLMs Compress (and Decompress)? Evaluating Code Understanding and Execution via Invertibility
2026
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How to Square Tensor Networks and Circuits Without Squaring Them
2025
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Fast and Expressive Multi-Token Prediction with Probabilistic Circuits
2025
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Academic Achievements
Paper highlighting that complex query answering benchmarks are far from truly complex accepted as a Spotlight (top 2.6%) at ICML 2025.
Work on improving logical consistency of LLMs accepted at ICLR 2025.
Proposed building deep subtractive mixture models via squaring circuits; published as ICLR 2024 Spotlight (top 5%).
Reinterpreted KGE models (e.g., CP, RESCAL) as circuits to enable generative capabilities and guarantee logical constraints; NeurIPS 2023 Oral (top 0.6%).
Designed a differentiable layer for neural networks to ensure predictions satisfy symbolic constraints; NeurIPS 2022.
Developed a systematic framework for composable primitives in tractable inference; NeurIPS 2021 Oral (top 0.6%).
Developed the cirkit library for building, learning, and reasoning with probabilistic circuits and tensor networks.
Co-authors
102 total
Co-author 1
Guy Van den Broeck
Professor and Samueli Fellow, UCLA
Robert Peharz
Assistant Professor of AI, TU Graz
Kristian Kersting
Professor of AI & ML, Technical University of Darmstadt, Hessian.ai, DFKI, CAIRNE/ELLIS, AAAI Fellow
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Stefano Teso
Senior Assistant Professor, University of Trento
YooJung Choi
Assistant Professor, Arizona State University
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