Archives
Categories
- Academia (92)
- artificial intelligence (35)
- Big data (83)
- Bioinformatics (8)
- cfp (14)
- China (1)
- Chinese posts (1)
- Conference (79)
- Data Mining (190)
- Data science (107)
- Database (2)
- General (43)
- Industry (2)
- Java (13)
- Latex (12)
- Machine Learning (22)
- Mathematics (2)
- open-source (45)
- Other (4)
- Pattern Mining (96)
- Plagiarism (1)
- Programming (17)
- Research (108)
- spmf (68)
- Time series (3)
- Uncategorized (30)
- Utility Mining (23)
- Video (19)
- Website (6)
-
Recent Posts
- Two upcoming workshops on bioinformatics and machine learning / pattern mining
- Upcoming SPMF 2.66 feature: Improved Workflow Editor
- Upcoming feature of SPMF 2.66 : Visual Pattern Viewer
- Improved Visual Pattern Viewer with Pagination in SPMF 2.66
- Improved user interface in SPMF v.2.66 (part 2)
- Improved user interface in SPMF 2.66
- Academic genealogy
- An EXE version of SPMF for Windows
- A First Release of SPMF-Server and SPMF-Server Clients
- CFP: Special session at SOMET 2026
Recent Comments
-
-
Tag cloud
- academia
- ai
- algorithm
- apriori
- article
- artificial intelligence
- association rule
- big data
- cfp
- china
- conference
- data
- data mining
- data science
- episode
- graph
- high utility itemset mining
- icdm
- itemset
- itemset mining
- java
- journal
- latex
- machine learning
- open-source
- open source
- pakdd
- paper
- pattern
- pattern mining
- periodic pattern
- phd
- Research
- researcher
- reviewer
- sequence
- sequential pattern
- sequential pattern mining
- software
- spmf
- udml
- utility mining
- video
- workshop
- writing
Number of visitors:
2,796,232
Tag Archives: research papaers
The problem with Short Papers
Today, I will talk briefly about short papers at academic conferences, and the problems that they create (in my opinion). For those who don’t know, several conferences can reject or accept papers as short or full papers. A short paper … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Research
Tagged academia, papers, publisher, research papaers, reviews, short papers
Leave a comment