Ray Solomonoff
(1926-2009)
Ray Solomonoff invented algorithmic probability, which he called a General (or Universal) Theory of Inductive Inference . Anticipating the work of
Gregory Chaitin, Solomonoff is known as the "father of algorithmic information theory."
Solomonoff saw a connection between "algorithmic information" an
Solomonoff was a member of the elite group of computer scientists that in 1956 attended John McCarthy's Dartmouth Summer Research Project on artficaila intelligence
References
Solomonoff Publications
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