[Colloq] Follow up: Talk, Friday, January 30, 10:30am

[Karl Lieberherr]

>From Gregory:

Here is a link to my slides
http://www.kdnuggets.com/education/Explorations-in-KDD.pdf

and here is the link to special issue on Microarray Data Mining, that I
co-edited.
http://www.acm.org/sigkdd/explorations/

-- Karl Lieberherr

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>Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 9:16 AM
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>Subject: [Colloq] Reminder, Hiring Talk, Today, Friday, January 30,
>10:30am,149CN
>
>
>College of Computer and Information Science Colloquium
>
>presents
>Gregory Piatetsky-Shapiro
>
>  who will speak on:
>Explorations in Knowledge Discovery
>
>
>Friday, January 30, 2004
>10:30am
>149 Cullinane Hall
>Northeastern University
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>
>
>ABSTRACT
>It was estimated that 5 million terabytes of new data was created in 2002
>alone, with data storage doubling about every 9 months.  To make sense of
>this flood of data, we need the science and tools for data mining and
>knowledge discovery.
>
>I describe some highlights of my work and research in this field.  One
>notable project was Key Findings Reporter (KEFIR), which was applied to a
>large health care database. KEFIR used domain knowledge to analyze changes
>in all relevant variables, select the important ones, and add expert
>recommendations for actions.
>
>Another project was empirical meta-analysis of quality of models for
>predicting consumer behavior, which found a surprising formula for the
>average lift curve.
>
>I also present my current research on DNA microarray data analysis,
>including development of best practice templates for classification and
>research on comprehensive microarray testbed for objectively comparing
>existing algorithms.
>
>Host:  Karl Lieberherr
>
>
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