Who Cited It

Thomas Hubert

high confidence · 3 work(s) in this corpus · 16,130 citations across 14 works in OpenAlex · ORCID 0000-0003-2209-3933

Thomas HubertThomas HubertDavid Silver — 3 shared work(s)David SilverDemis Hassabis — 3 shared work(s)Demis HassabisJulian Schrittwieser — 3 shared work(s)Julian SchrittwieserIoannis Antonoglou — 3 shared work(s)Ioannis AntonoglouKaren Simonyan — 3 shared work(s)Karen SimonyanLaurent Sifre — 3 shared work(s)Laurent SifreArthur Guez — 3 shared work(s)Arthur GuezThore Graepel — 3 shared work(s)Thore GraepelTimothy Lillicrap — 3 shared work(s)Timothy LillicrapMatthew Lai — 2 shared work(s)Matthew LaiMarc Lanctot — 1 shared work(s)Marc LanctotDharshan Kumaran — 1 shared work(s)Dharshan KumaranSimon Schmitt — 1 shared work(s)Simon SchmittEdward Lockhart — 1 shared work(s)Edward LockhartAja Huang — 1 shared work(s)Aja HuangLucas Baker — 1 shared work(s)Lucas BakerAdrian Bolton — 1 shared work(s)Adrian BoltonYutian Chen — 1 shared work(s)Yutian ChenGeorge van den Driessche — 1 shared work(s)George van den Driessche
19 of 19 collaborators, ranked by collaboration weight rather than by shared-paper count. Dashed lines are collaborations between the collaborators. See how the weight is computed.
  1. David Silver
  2. Demis Hassabis
  3. Julian Schrittwieser
  4. Ioannis Antonoglou
  5. Karen Simonyan
  6. Laurent Sifre
  7. Arthur Guez
  8. Thore Graepel
  9. Timothy Lillicrap
  10. Matthew Lai
  11. Marc Lanctot
  12. Dharshan Kumaran
  13. Simon Schmitt
  14. Edward Lockhart
  15. Aja Huang
  16. Lucas Baker
  17. Adrian Bolton
  18. Yutian Chen
  19. George van den Driessche
Thomas Hubert collaborator line weight = collaboration weight

Works in this corpus

TitlePositionYearCited
Mastering the game of Go without human knowledgemiddle20179,313
A general reinforcement learning algorithm that masters chess, shogi, and Go through self-playmiddle20183,611
Mastering Atari, Go, chess and shogi by planning with a learned modelmiddle1,374

Is this one person?

This record carries a person-claimed ORCID and no signal that it mixes two people.

  • supportsAn ORCID is claimed by a person, not inferred, so it is the only identity assertion here that a human made.
  • supports1 distinct name form(s) across this row's works, counting a spelled-out given name and its initial as one form.
  • supportsAt most 1 distinct institution(s) inside any five-year window, which is a normal career.
  • supports78% of this row's works sit in its single largest field.
  • neutralConfidence is judged on the 3 work(s) this corpus holds, not on the author's whole output. A single-work row carries little evidence either way.

Affiliations

Google DeepMind (United Kingdom) (2017–2018)

In this corpus

h-index 3 over the works held here, which is a number about this corpus and not about a career.

OpenAlex record