Arthur Gretton is a research scientist and professor at UCL’s Gatsby Computational Neuroscience Unit, now also working at DeepMind, with over a decade of experience applying kernel methods to statistical inference and structured data problems. His work develops nonparametric tools for dependence testing, dataset matching and graphical-model inference, enabling practical solutions such as automatic attribute matching across databases and cross-lingual text relation measures. Trained with a PhD in Machine Learning from Cambridge and dual undergraduate degrees in engineering and physics, he blends deep theoretical insight with long-standing empirical research at institutions including Max Planck and Carnegie Mellon. Less obvious: his career bridges pure computational neuroscience and applied machine learning, translating mathematically sophisticated methods into tools that address real-world data-integration and inference challenges.
11 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Australian National University
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Machine Learning, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Machine Learning at University of Cambridge
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Arthur Gretton - Research Scientist at Google DeepMind