Nijenborgh 9, 9747 AG Groningen, NL
m dot biehl at rug dot nl
Room 5161.0584 Tel +31 50 363 3997
meikelbiehl at gmail dot com
Honorary Professor of Machine Learning, University of Birmingham
Center for Systems Modelling and Quantitative Biomedicine
Research:
Machine Learning and Computational Intelligence
Theory and algorithm development for neural networks
Learning Vector Quantization and Relevance Learning
Applications in life sciences, biomedical data, astroinformatics
Statistical Physics and Scientific Computing
Theory of neural networks, dynamics of machine learning processes
Monte Carlo simulations of complex systems
Disordered systems, non-equilibrium growth processes
Teaching:
Neural Networks and Computational Intelligence
Modelling and Simulation
Introduction to Machine Learning
April 2025:
Three contributions will be presented at the 33rd
ESANN 2025 and
published in the proceedings:
February 2025:
Three journal publications appeared (online, open access):
November 2024:
More than 5000 downloads of
November 7, 2024:
I finally quit Twitter/X today. It feels very good.
Any vacancies, available internships, etc. will be
announced properly through the usual channels and on this website.
The Role of the Learning Rate in Layered Neural Networks with ReLU Activation Function
by O. Citton, F. Richert, M. Biehl
Interpretable machine learning for the diagnosis of hyperkinetic movement disorders
by E. van den Brandhof, J.W. Elting, I. Tuitert, M. van der Stouwe,
J. Dalenberg, M. de Koning-Tijssen, M. Biehl
Mitigating the Bias in Data for Fairness Using an Advanced Generalized Learning Vector Quantization Approach
by M. Kaden, A. Engelsberger, R. Schubert, S. Lövdal,
E. van den Brandhof, M. Biehl, T. Villmann
IRMA: Machine learning-based harmonization of 18F-FDG PET brain scans in multi-center studies
S. Lövdal, R. van Veen, G. Carli et al.,
Eur J Nucl Med Mol Imaging (2025)
Phase transition analysis for shallow neural networks with arbitrary activation functions
O. Citton, F. Richert, M. Biehl,
Physica A 660: 130356 (2025)
Interpretable modelling and visualization of biomedical data
S. Ghosh, E. Baranowski,, M. Biehl, W. Arlt, P. Tino, K. Bunte,
Neurocomputing 626: 129405 (2025)
"The Shallow and the Deep"
since its publication end of September 2023.
The lecture notes were also honored with one of the
2024 University of Groningen
Open Research Awards
Note that
I will not reply to unspecific requests or unsolicited
applications for internships, PhD positions etc.