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Daphne Koller

Israeli-American computer scientist.

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Date of Birth

8/27/1968

Occupation

Engineer
Artificial Intelligence Researcher
University Teacher

Educated At

Stanford University

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Country of Citizenship

Israel
United States

Place of Birth

Jerusalem

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Doctoral Advisor

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http://ai.stanford.edu/~koller/

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National Academy of Engineering
American Academy of Arts and Sciences

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Stanford University

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Academic Degree

Doctor of Philosophy

Sex or Gender

Female

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Obálky Knih
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ACM-AAAI Allen Newell Award
 (2019)
Point in Time
: 2019
MacArthur Fellows Program
AAAI Fellow
 (2004)
Award Rationale
: For significant contributions to the integration of logic and probability and development of methods for reasoning, learning, and decision making under uncertainty.
Point in Time
: 2004
ACM Prize in Computing
 (2007)
Point in Time
: 2007
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2013
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Stanford University
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014
Subject Named As
:Daphne Koller
ISCB Fellow
 (2017)
Point in Time
: 2017
Daphne
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Continuing Bass University Fellow in Undergraduate Education
 (2004)
Point in Time
: 2004
Computer Scientist
Computer Pioneer Award
 (2022)
Award Rationale
: For contributions to representation, inference, and learning in probabilistic models with applications to computational biology and human health.
Point in Time
: 2022
Joseph Halpern
Joseph Halpern
Coursera
Koller
IJCAI Computers and Thought Award
 (2001)
Point in Time
: 2001
Dov Koller