[UAI] CFP (Reminder) - VDM@ECML/PKDD2002: The 2nd Int. Workshop on Visual Data Mining

From: Simeon J. Simoff (simeon@arch.usyd.edu.au)
Date: Thu May 09 2002 - 08:14:43 PDT

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    Call for papers

    VDM@ECML/PKDD2002 - Workshop on Visual Data Mining

    in conjunction with ECML/PKDD2002 - The 13th European Conference on Machine
    Learning (ECML'02) and The 6th European Conference on Principles and
    Practice of Knowledge Discovery in Databases (PKDD-02), 19-23 August, 2002,
    Helsinki, Finland

    Paper submission due 24th May 2002.

    Workshop Website: http://www-staff.it.uts.edu.au/~simeon/vdm_pkdd2002/
    Workshop contact: vdm-chairs@it.uts.edu.au
    Workshop Date: 19 August 2002

    WORKSHOP CHAIRS
    Simeon J. Simoff (simeon@it.uts.edu.au), Monique Noirhomme-Fraiture
    (mno@info.fundp.ac.be)
    and Michael H. Böhlen (boehlen@cs.auc.dk)

    TOPICS OF INTEREST

    The scope of the workshop covers the intersection of broad range of
    disciplines. The major topics of the workshop include but are not limited
    to:
    - - methods for visual data analysis
    - - multimedia support for visual data mining
    - - data and knowledge representation and metaphors visualization for visual
    data mining
    - - metrics for evaluation of visual data mining methods
    - - virtual environments for data visualisation and exploration
    - - visual reasoning and cognitive aspects of visual data mining
    - - results validation
    - - complexity, efficiency and scalability in visual data mining
    - - fractals visualisation - fractal dimensions, self-similarity and
    symmetry - in visual data mining
    - - immersive visual data mining in virtual reality systems
    - - collaborative visual data exploration and model building
    - - interactivity and iterativity in visual data mining
    - - frameworks for visual data mining and its integration with other data
    mining approaches

    We also encourage submissions, which present early stages of research work,
    software applications and demonstrations.

    Extended and revised versions of selected submissions, together with
    selections from the previous workshop, will be published in a book in the
    Massive Computing series published by Kluwer Academic Publishers



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