M.Res. in Economics and Decision Sciences - HEC Paris
M.A. in Economic Theory - ITAM
B.A. in Economic Sciences - University of Brasilia
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Hi! My name is Mateus Hiro Nagata. A first-principles thinker Data Scientist/Economist. My interests revolve around transforming ML and data science analysis into actions using solid economic theory. Specifically, I can translate data-driven analysis into human-interpretable insights.
Currently, I devised new Machine Learning and Reinforcement Learning algorithms and applied them to Game Theory (the analysis of strategic interaction between agents) and Decision Theory (the analysis of individual decision). Those new algorithms were used to create papers that were accepted at JECCO 2025 and Science of Decision Making Conference and can be found in my Documents section.
My experiences include 4 papers published into top journals using Time-Series Analysis in Finance (and Extreme-Value Theory) and Machine Learning analysis and Predictions.
Algorithmic Game Theory x Reinforcement Learning
Decision Theory x Statistical Learning
Representativity: A Possibility Theorem
Mateus Hiro Nagata
18th Society for Social Choice and Welfare Conference, Tokyo (2026, forthcoming)
On the Comparative Performance of Machine Learning and Economic Models for Risky Decision Making
Mateus Hiro Nagata
SDM 2025 (Chengdu, China) · GAIMSS 2025 (Paris, France)
Outcome Selection with Algorithmic Learners
Mateus Hiro Nagata, Francesco Giordano
JECCO 2025 (UK)
Retrodicting with the Truncated Lévy Flight
Raul Matsushita, P. Brom, Mateus Hiro Nagata, Sergio da Silva
Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation, 116 (2023)
The Duration of Historical Pandemics
Raul Matsushita, Mateus Hiro Nagata, Sergio da Silva
Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation, 106 (2022)
Bypassing the Truncation Problem of Truncated Lévy Flights
Raul Matsushita, Sergio da Silva, R. da Fonseca, Mateus Hiro Nagata
Physica A, 559 (2020)
An Empirical Overview of Nonlinearity and Overfitting in Machine Learning Using COVID-19 Data
Yuan Peng, Mateus Hiro Nagata
Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, 139 (2020) · 150+ citations
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