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- CFP: Special issue on Energy-aware Artificial Intelligence
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- Two upcoming workshops on bioinformatics and machine learning / pattern mining
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Author Archives: Philippe Fournier-Viger
Top 10 mistakes made by young researchers
Today, I will discuss 10 mistakes that some researchers do in their early career. 1. Not building social relationships with other researchers. Although one can do research by himself, there are many advantages to collaborating with others such as: getting the feedback of others, writing more articles, … Continue reading
A Model for Football Pass Prediction (source code + dataset)
In this blog post, I will discuss the data challenge of the Machine Learning for Sport Analytics workshop (MLSA 2018) at PKDD 2018. The challenge consisted of predicting the receivers of football passes (pass prediction). I will first briefly describe the data and then … Continue reading
Posted in Data Mining, Data science, Video
Tagged data, data mining, football, mlsa, prediction
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Writing a research paper (6) – presenting data with tables
Tables are often used in research papers to present data. In this blog post, I will explain when tables should be used, discuss common mistakes when using tables, and give a few tips to improve tables. When tables should be used? Tables … Continue reading
Writing a research paper (5) – the bibliography
This is the fifth blog post about writing research papers. Today, I will discuss how to select references and write the bibliography of a research paper. I will also explain some common errors and give additional tips. Why the bibliography is important? Every research paper must have a bibliography. The … Continue reading
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Tagged academia, article, biography, paper, references, Research, writing
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Writing a research paper (4) – the introduction
This is the fourth blog post on how to write research papers. Today, I will discuss how to write the introduction of a scientific research paper, some common errors, and give some tips. Why the introduction is important? The introduction plays a very important role in … Continue reading
Writing a research paper (3) – the abstract
In this blog post, I will continue the discussion of how to write research papers. I will discuss the importance of writing a good abstract for research papers, common errors, and give some tips. Why the abstract is important? The abstract is often overlooked but it is one … Continue reading
IEA AIE 2018 conference (a brief report)
This week, I am attending the IEA AIE 2018 conference ( 31st International Conference on Industrial, Engineering & Other Applications of Applied Intelligent Systems) in Montreal, Canada. About the conference The IEA AIE conference is an international conference on artificial intelligence and related topics. Conference opening On Tuesday morning, it was the conference opening. This year, 146 papers … Continue reading
Posted in artificial intelligence, Conference
Tagged artificial intelligence, conference, data mining, ieaaie, machine learning
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Writing a research paper (2) – choosing a good title
Today, I will continue my series of blog posts about how to write research papers. I will discuss the importance of choosing a good title for research papers, some common errors, and give some tips. Why the title is important? The title and abstract are some … Continue reading
Writing a research paper (1) – keeping it simple
Today, I will give some advice about how to write research papers. This will be the first post of a series of posts on this topic. In this post, I will focus on one aspect, which is to use simple structures and expressions to present the … Continue reading
Why attending academic conferences is important?
In this blog post, I will talk about the importance of attending academic conferences for researchers. I will answer two important questions: Why it is important to attend conference? and What one should do at an academic conference to get the most benefits? Academic conferences Academic conferences are meetings attended by researchers mostly from academia,. … Continue reading
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