Erkan Karabulut

@erkankarabulut.bsky.social

PhD Student at the University of Amsterdam | Neurosymbolic AI. https://erkankarabulut.github.io/

Tabular foundation models can learn association rules out of the box! For the non-expert: If you work with tables and want to discover interesting patterns, tabular foundation models (TFMs) can quickly find significant, interesting, and generalizable patterns with no additional training. 🧵1/7

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Yesterday, I gave a seminar on Scalable Knowledge Discovery with Neurosymbolic Rule Learning at the University of Amsterdam’s Data Science Center. Here’s a blog post with code samples and experiments on knowledge discovery from tabular data: 📄 erkankarabulut.github.io/blog/uva-dsc....

UvA Data Science Center Seminar: Scalable Knowledge Discovery

A walkthrough of scalable knowledge discovery from tabular data using neurosymbolic methods, covering association rule mining, its challenges, and neurosymbolic solutions with Aerial.

erkankarabulut.github.io

Why is defining consciousness not trivial? I am attending the ECAI2025 workshop ACAI - Awakening Consciousness in Artificial Intelligence. And hearing different sound and consistent, at first, definitions or assumptions around consciousness made me think of this question.

I'm excited to present our new method for enhancing knowledge discovery from tabular data using tabular foundation models at the #ECAI2025 conference workshops (ANSyA) this Sunday, October 26th. See our paper, Discovering Association Rules in High-Dimensional Small Tabular Data, below 👇. 🧵1/2

Discovering Association Rules in High-Dimensional Small Tabular Data

On Wednesday (16th of April) at the NWO ICT.Open, I will present our work on Interpretable Decision-Making in (Digital Twins of) Smart Environments for high-stakes decision-making. If you are interested, please visit me on the exhibition floor! See the details below 👇

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There are only so many words and actions we can say or do, and they are no match for the complexity of what's going on in our brain. Whatever anyone says or does, it is not exactly what they meant to say or do. It's just a misalignment of computation and memory to output.

There is something inhuman in quantifying and optimizing things that I can not pinpoint. It is not only that we miss-quantity the unquantifiable or misrepresent the intangible to pursue as goals, but deeper. It is depressing to think every human institution rests on quantification and optimization.