Centre for Reliable Machine Learning

We are developing novel machine learning methods. Our centre was founded at Royal Holloway, University of London in 1998 and attracted a strong team of researchers.

- Vladimir Vapnik & Alexey Chervonenkis (founders of statistical learning theory, USA/Russia)
- Alexander Gammerman & Vladimir Vovk (inventors of Conformal Predictor, UK)
- Chris Watkins (inventor of Q-Learning, UK)
- Glenn Shafer (founder of Dempster–Shafer theory, USA)
- Leonid Levin (co-founder of NP-completeness theory, USA)

In different years several outstanding researchers were Fellows of the Centre. Among them:

- Ray Solomonoff (co-founder of the Kolmogorov-Solomonoff complexity, USA)
- Jorma Rissanen (inventor of Minimum Description Length principle, USA/Finland)
- Chris Wallace (inventor of the Minimum Message Length, Australia)