Charl van Schoor

University of Pretoria, UP-Macrolab

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Tukkiewerf

University of Pretoria

Lynwood Street

Pretoria, Gauteng 0081

Welcome to my page! I focus on a wide variety of topics, with particular focus on natural language processing and possible applications on economic questions. As an expansion of this, I also focus work computational work on large databases. Images, text, survey data and large tax databases are some of the few that I have worked on in the past. Consider looking at my blog page that houses blog posts that summarize some of the useful outcomes of all the projects and papers that I work on. The navbar contains links to my publications, projects and repositories. Feeling anxious to reach out for collaboration or employment? Please see my cv page and consider whether my skills and experience match your requirements.

For fun, I am an avid gamer (bg3 and helldivers2 are my favourite at the moment), a lover of padel and golf, and a new student in Muay Thai. I also run a lot. Here is a tiktok link to quite a funny new zealand muay thai influencer: teepmuaythai I cook a lot, and some of my most renowned meals are gourmet boerewors rolls and various mediterranean disches. I also like 3D printing things like this to help me in my dungeons and dragons campaing: dice box and a nice randomizer

For the world of social, I look at reddit for inspiration; here are some of my favourite communities: For programming inspiration I look at coding and python. For some economic content, the economics and economicHistory subreddits are great. Ofcourse, one of my favourite subreddits is datascience as it helped me a lot when starting out with data science topics. Some light meal Keynesian content I enjoy is economicsexplained on youtube.

news

Oct 22, 2024 A simple inline announcement.
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Jan 15, 2016 A simple inline announcement with Markdown emoji! :sparkles: :smile:
Nov 07, 2015 A long announcement with details
Oct 22, 2015 A simple inline announcement.

latest posts

selected publications

  1. Can Quantum-Mechanical Description of Physical Reality Be Considered Complete?
    A. EinsteinB. Podolsky, and N. Rosen
    Phys. Rev., May 1935