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Brief report about DAWAK 2019 / DEXA 2019
This week, I am attending the DAWAK 2019 and DEXA 2019 conferences in Linz, Austria from the 26th to the 29th August 2019. In this blog post, I will provide a report about these conferences. About the DAWAK and DEXA conferences DAWAK ( Intern. Conf. on Data Warehousing … Continue reading
Posted in Big data, Conference, Data Mining, Data science
Tagged conference, data mining, data warehouse, dawak, europe
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Brief report about the HPCC 2019 conference
In this blog post, I will write a short report about the HPCC 2019 conference (21st IEEE Conferences on High Performance Computing and Communications).The HPCC 2019 conference was held in Zhangjiajie, China from the 10th to 12nd August. It is colocated with DSS 2019 and SmartCity 2019, and organized … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Conference
Tagged china, conference, high performance computing, hpcc
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What are the milestones in the career of an academic researcher?
Today, I will talk about the different milestones that a researcher may meet during his career. I will start from the first stage, which is graduate studies until reaching the stage of being a permanent researcher working at a research institution … Continue reading
Funny pictures about data mining / machine learning
Today, I will share a few funny pictures related to data mining and machine learning that I have found online. These pictures comes from various sources (I don’t remember who created them). I will also perhaps add more later on that page Associations between … Continue reading
What happens after the PhD?
People will work several years to obtain a PhD, sometimes with the goal of becoming a researcher in academia or the industry, or a lecturer. Some think that getting a PhD is enough to become a successful researcher. But obtaining a … Continue reading
A Tribute to Hypercard
In this blog post, I will talk about the first programming language that I have learn, which is HyperTalk. Younger readers may have never heard about it, as it was mostly popular in the 1980s and 1990s. Though, it is not … Continue reading
A brief report about the IEA AIE 2019 conference
I have just arrived Austria to attend the IEA AIE 2019 conference ( 32nd Intern. Conf. on Industrial, Engineering and Other Applications of Applied Intelligent Systems), which is held in Graz from the 9th to 11th July. In this blog post, I will give a report about … Continue reading
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Tagged artificial intelligence, conference, data mining, europe, ieaaie
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Correlation does not imply causation
There is a well known principle in statistics that correlation does not imply causation. It means that even if we observe that two variables behave in the same way, we should not conclude that the behavior of one of those variables … Continue reading
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Tagged causation, correlation, data, data analysis, data mining, data science
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Too many machine learning papers?
A few days ago, I have read a post on LinkedIn showing that the number of Machine Learning (ML) papers has been increasing very quickly over the last few years to about 100 ML papers per day (on Arxiv, a popular public repository … Continue reading
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Tagged artificial intelligence, machine learning, Research
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Unethical reviewers in academia
In this blog post, I will discuss about the importance of an ethical review process in academia, and the problem of unethical reviewers. I will share some stories about some unethical reviewers in journals and conferences. Peer review in academia The process of peer review in academia … Continue reading