Machine learning and optimisation
Machine learning is the science of constructing algorithms that learn from data and in the case of computer vision, to image and video data.
The proliferation of data and the availability of high performance computing makes this a fertile and very applicable area of research. It draws on ideas in computer science, statistics and applied mathematics, together with biologically inspired paradigms such as neural computation.
Machine learning research at Exeter spans the range of data, applications and methodologies: from kernel methods to deep neural architectures and reinforcement learning applied to both continuous and discrete, graph-based data.
The group collaborates with industrial partners and with the Impact Lab, and contributes strongly to the University’s membership of the Alan Turing Institute.
Group members
- Key Contact:
- Prof Hywel Williams - Associate Professor


