C.L.E. Moore Instructor in Mathematics | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Email: ludogio@mit.edu
I am an applied mathematician who leverages a broad spectrum of techniques—from generative AI and machine learning to stochastic modeling, multiscale asymptotic and path integral techniques—to tackle complex challenges in dynamical systems and applied probability, ranging from one-dimensional chaotic maps to high-dimensional geophysical flows.
Julia package for time-series forecasting with transformers on discretized state spaces; clusters continuous signals into symbols and learns transition dynamics for ensemble forecasting and scenario generation.
Transformers operating directly on continuous, delay-embedded sequences for next-step prediction, probabilistic ensembles, and compact representations.
Speed-first Julia library for simulating stochastic/deterministic dynamical systems (additive/diagonal/correlated noise, StaticArrays fast path, multithreading).
KGMM-based score estimation: bisecting k-means + Gaussian mixture modeling with neural interpolation to build robust local score fields in high-dimensional dynamics.
GFDT-based parameter calibration toolkit: computes Jacobians of statistical observables from a single baseline run; supports drift/diffusion parameters with worked examples.
Julia package that trains a 1D U-Net via denoising score matching and validates its learned score by running Langevin SDE on the Kuramoto–Sivashinsky system.
Email: ludogio@mit.edu
Office: Room 2-165
Address: Department of Mathematics, MIT, 77 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02139
Please feel free to get in touch for collaborations, research inquiries, or any professional opportunities.