Ben Dai is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Statistics at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, specializing in statistical machine learning with a focus on methods that combine rigorous theory, strong empirical performance, and scalable software. With eight years of research experience that includes a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Minnesota and a PhD in Statistical Machine Learning from City University of Hong Kong, he bridges applied mathematics and modern ML. His work emphasizes reproducible, production-ready tools as much as theoretical guarantees, reflecting a practitioner-oriented academic approach. Based in Hong Kong, he contributes to the CUHK statistics community and develops methods designed to be both interpretable and computationally efficient.
Significance tests of feature relevance for a black-box learner
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