Special Track on Data Mining STDM-CBMS 2007: 1st CFP

[Carlos Soares]

Pechenizkiy, M. wrote:
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> Special Track on Data Mining STDM-CBMS 2007
> (http://www.win.tue.nl/~mpechen/conf/cbms2007/ )
> At 20th IEEE International Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems CBMS 2007 (http://cbms2007.uni-mb.si/) Maribor, Slovenia, 20-22 June 2007
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> ***  FIRST CALL FOR PAPERS  ***
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> Data mining has become a popular and effective technology for discovering new knowledge from large and complex data sets, and in particular, from medical data. Advances in data mining research and practice have made it possible to solve many important problems in medical diagnostics and health care. As part of the symposium, the Data Mining track invites original and high-quality submissions addressing all aspects of data mining with application to the medical context. 
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> The topics of special interest include, but are not restricted to: 
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> * Machine learning tools in medical applications
> * Supervised, unsupervised, and semisupervised learning
> * Feature selection and feature transformation
> * Data streams and longitudinal data analysis
> * Mining medical data with time- and context-changing patterns and data distributions
> * Visualisation of data and data mining results
> * Evaluation and interpretation of data mining results
> * Knowledge-driven data mining approaches
> * Cost-sensitive data mining
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> Also we encourage papers that describe case studies based on large medical databases. 
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> * IMPORTANT DATES *
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> 31 January 2007         Paper submission
> 15 March 2007           Acceptance notification
> 15 April 2007           Camera-ready paper
> 20-22 June 2007         Symposium
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> * SUBMISSION PROCEDURES *
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> Submissions (6 pages max, IEEE 2-column format, including figures and references) will be done electronically via the CBMS 2007 web submission system. Each accepted paper will be published in the conference proceedings by IEEE CS Press. 
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> For more details please see: 
> http://cbms2007.uni-mb.si/ and http://www.win.tue.nl/~mpechen/conf/cbms2007/. 
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> * TRACK CHAIRS *
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> Mykola Pechenizkiy      Technical University of Eindhoven, the Netherlands
> Seppo Puuronen          University of Jyväskylä, Finland
> Alexey Tsymbal          Siemens Corporate Research, Germany
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> * TRACK PROGRAMME COMMITTEE * (to be extended)
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> Ameen Abu-Hanna         University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands 
> Riccardo Bellazzi       University of Pavia, Italy 
> Toon Calders            Technical University of Eindhoven, the Netherlands 
> Werner Dubitzky         University of Ulster, UK
> John H. Holmes          Hospital of University of Pennsylvania, USA  
> Eamonn Keogh            University of California at Riverside, USA 
> Peter Kokol             University of Maribor, Slovenia 
> Kerstin Maximini        University of Trier, Germany 
> Dunja Mladenic          J. Stefan Institute, Slovenia 
> Mikolaj Morzy           Poznan University of Technology, Poland 
> Vili Podgorelec         University of Maribor, Slovenia 
> Rainer Schmidt          University of Rostock, Germany 
> Andrei L. Turinsky       University of Calgary, Canada 
> Marek Wojciechowski     Poznan University of Technology, Poland 
> Stephen Wong            Harvard Medical School, USA 
> Anton Zamolotskikh      Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
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Carlos Soares
Fac. of Economics/University of Porto
csoares at liacc.up.pt