Our research focuses on computational analysis of
complex natural and social systems. There is a great demand for
targeted computational techniques to extract information and insights
from rich data collections based on clever combinations of human and
machine intelligence. We blend elements from fields such as machine
learning/AI, probabilistic programming, statistical ecology, and data
science, and drive open developer communities that help to translate
latest theoretical advances into accessible methods to inform
modeling, experimentation, and decision-making. For a full list of publications check this page.
Computational and data science: selected examples
Exit time as a measure of ecological resilience
Arani
B,
Nes
E,
Lahti
L,
Carpenter
S &
Scheffer
M.
Science 372(6547),
2021
10.1126/science.aay4895
Wrangling with non-standard data
Mäkelä
E,
Lagus
K,
Lahti
L,
Säily
T,
Tolonen
M,
Hämäläinen
M,
Kaislaniemi
S &
Nevalainen
T.
Proc. Digital humanities in the nordic countries 2612,
2020
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Retrieval and analysis of eurostat open data with the eurostat package
Lahti
L,
Huovari
J,
Kainu
M &
Biecek
P.
The R Journal 9(1),
2017
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Three-species lotka-volterra model with respect to caputo and caputo-fabrizio fractional operators
Khalighi
M,
Eftekhari
L,
Hosseinpour
S &
Lahti
L.
Symmetry 13,
2020
10.3390/sym13030368