Judea Pearl
Judea Pearl · Technology & Engineering
Artificial Intelligence and Bayesian Networks
1936, Tel Aviv, British Mandate Palestine
Israel · United States (UCLA)
Judea Pearl is recognized among Jewish contributors to Technology & Engineering — Artificial Intelligence and Bayesian Networks
Pearl developed Bayesian networks and later a formal calculus of causality, giving artificial intelligence rigorous tools for reasoning under uncertainty. Born into a Jewish family in Tel Aviv, he emigrated to the United States and taught at UCLA, receiving the 2011 Turing Award. His causal framework reshaped statistics, epidemiology and machine learning.
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Source: Turing Award 2011
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Artificial Intelligence and Bayesian Networks
Source: Turing Award 2011
