Alex Lew

Alex Lew is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Yale University. His research focuses on areas within computer science, though specific details are not provided. Lew's work contributes to the academic community through his teaching and scholarly activities at Yale University.

Alexander K. Lew is an Assistant Professor at Yale University, specializing in modeling and inference, programming languages, and probabilistic programming. His research focuses on developing advanced probabilistic programming systems that enable programmable inference, with applications in Bayesian learning, language models, and data cleaning. He has contributed to the design of systems like Gen and PClean, which support scalable and sound probabilistic inference. His work also explores the integration of probabilistic and differentiable programming for tasks such as Bayesian causal inference and controlled generation from language models. Lew's research emphasizes the intersection of formal methods and statistical modeling to enhance the expressiveness and efficiency of probabilistic systems.