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CODS '15: Proceedings of the 2nd ACM IKDD Conference on Data Sciences
ACM2015 Proceeding
Publisher:
  • Association for Computing Machinery
  • New York
  • NY
  • United States
Conference:
CODS '15: 2nd IKDD Conference on Data Sciences Bangalore India March 18 - 21, 2015
ISBN:
978-1-4503-3436-5
Published:
18 March 2015

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Distributing a trust framework for utilitarian data exchanges in inter-organizational collaborations

Inter-organizational collaborations involve exchange of sensitive, utilitarian data. Such data exchanges require efficiently designed trust frameworks to explain data accesses in terms of the business logic of the collaboration, without becoming an ...

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A knowledge reuse framework for improving novelty and diversity in recommendations

Recommender system (RS) is an important instrument in e-commerce, which provides personalized recommendations to individual user. Classical algorithms in recommender system mainly emphasize on recommendation accuracy in order to match individual user's ...

research-article
Multi-sensor event detection using shape histograms

Vehicular sensor data consists of multiple time-series arising from a number of sensors. Using such multi-sensor data we would like to detect occurrences of specific events that vehicles encounter, e.g., corresponding to particular maneuvers that a ...

research-article
Fast approximate dynamic warping kernels

The dynamic time warping (DTW) distance is a popular similarity measure for comparing time series data. It has been successfully applied in many fields like speech recognition, data mining and information retrieval to automatically cope with time ...

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"Whom-to-interact": does conference networking boost your citation count?

Recently, conference publications have gained a wide popularity, specially in the domain of computer science. In conferences, the opportunity of personal interactions between the fellow researchers opens up a new dimension for the citation network ...

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Categorising videos using a personalised category catalogue

Video is an extremely effective way of reaching farmers with the latest agricultural technology and stories of other farmers. With a well-organised multifaceted video library, we can provide the farmers with services such as easy navigation, search and ...

research-article
Measuring network centrality using hypergraphs

Networks abstracted as graph lose some information related to the super-dyadic relation among the nodes. We find natural occurrence of hyperedges in co-authorship, co-citation, social networks, e-mail networks, weblog networks etc. Treating these ...

short-paper
Community reaction: from blogs to Facebook

Online social media is all pervasive in this digitally connected world. It provides a great platform to share information and news, and have public discussions on these topics. These interactions happen on owned-sites as well as on earned social media. ...

short-paper
Correlating night-time satellite images with poverty and other census data of India and estimating future trends

Given India's night-time satellite images and census data, this paper proposes a method to correlate light intensity from images with state-wise poverty, population, GDP, and forest cover, and forecast future values of the same for each state. We use ...

short-paper
Direct acyclic graph based multi-class twin support vector machine for pattern classification

In this paper, we propose a novel Multi-class Twin Support Vector Machine (MTWSVM) classifier on the basis of Direct Acyclic Graph (DAG) approach. MTWSVM is the multi-class extension of the recently proposed binary Twin Support Vector Machine (TWSVM) ...

short-paper
Enhancement to community-based multi-relational link prediction using co-occurrence probability feature

Predicting future links or missing links is one of the useful application tasks in the analysis of social networks. Time and memory are major challenges for the link prediction task in large multi-relational social networks. This challenge is addressed ...

short-paper
Monotonous (semi-)nonnegative matrix factorization

Nonnegative matrix factorization (NMF) factorizes a non-negative matrix into product of two non-negative matrices, namely a signal matrix and a mixing matrix. NMF suffers from the scale and ordering ambiguities. Often, the source signals can be ...

short-paper
Efficiently discovering frequent motifs in large-scale sensor data

While analyzing vehicular sensor data, we found that frequently occurring waveforms could serve as features for further analysis, such as rule mining, classification, and anomaly detection. The discovery of waveform patterns, also known as time-series ...

short-paper
From multiple views to single view: a neural network approach

In most general learning problems, data is obtained from multiple sources. Hence, the features can be inherently partitioned into multiple views or feature sets. For example, a media clip can have both audio and video features. If we concatenate these ...

poster
Time stamp based set covering greedy algorithm

Influence maximization deals with finding a small set of target nodes that can be initially activated, such that the influence spread beginning with this causes maximum number of expected activated nodes in the network. Most of the existing algorithms ...

poster
SimCat: an entity similarity measure for heterogeneous knowledge graph with categories

Establishing similarity between heterogeneous entities in a complex knowledge graph is a challenging task due to the unrestricted nature of categories and relation types. In large graphs, the semantic roles of relation types and entity categories are ...

poster
Parallel algorithms for merging topic trees and their application in meta search engines

This paper describes the design of three parallel algorithms for merging the topic hierarchies generated by a probabilistic topic model. These algorithms have been implemented on a shared memory multi-processor workstation and are primarily suitable to ...

poster
What the user does not want?: query reformulation through term inclusion-exclusion

In information retrieval, keyword-based queries often fail to capture actual information need, especially when the need is very specific and particular. Using natural language, however, a user can clearly tell what she wants (positive part) and what she ...

poster
A biclustering approach for crowd judgment analysis

Collection of multiple annotations from the crowd workers is useful for diverse applications. In this paper, the problem of obtaining the final judgment from such crowd-based annotations has been addressed in an unsupervised way using a biclustering-...

poster
Spatio-textual similarity joins using variable prefix filtering

Spatio-textual similarity join retrieves a set of pairs of objects which are close spatially and have similar textual contents. Due to the high cost of matching complex objects, most of the algorithms proposed for join run in two phases. In the first ...

poster
Pattern set kernel

Frequent pattern mining has been used in many applications of data mining. One of the reasons for the effectiveness of frequent pattern methods is that frequently occurring patterns can capture crucial aspects of the underlying semantics of the data. ...

poster
GPU-based out-of-core MDL clustering algorithm

The time complexity of Minimum Description Length based greedy agglomerative clustering algorithm is poor for a large data set. In this paper, we propose three different versions of GPU-based parallel algorithms, namely, time-efficient, memory-efficient ...

poster
A quick algorithm for incremental mining closed frequent itemsets over data streams

In this paper we have proposed an efficient algorithm QMINE to find closed frequent itemsets over a data stream. Our approach performs a few operations. Experiments have shown that our approach outperforms the previous approaches, significantly.

poster
A fuzzy version of generalized DBSCAN clustering algorithm

In this paper, we propose a fuzzy version of GDBSCAN called generalized fuzzy density based clustering algorithm (GFDBSCAN) that can be used to cluster people around key socio-economic parameters. GFDBSCAN can also be used to cluster geographical ...

poster
An approach for search result topic identification and labeling

Organizing search results is one of the challenging task of the search engines due to various and dynamic intentions of the queries. As a consequence search engines are not able to understand the exact user context, and thus retrieve large volumes of ...

poster
Online data stream classification with incremental semi-supervised learning

This paper proposes an online data stream classification that learns with limited labels using selective self-training. Data partitioning steps are proposed to improve stream mining efficiency. Simulation on Cambridge and KDD'99 datasets shows up to ...

poster
Unsupervised gene selection using particle swarm optimization and k-means

Microarray experiments generate large scale data in the form of gene expression values. An unsupervised feature selection approach to perform sample based clustering on gene expression data is proposed. The proposed work uses Particle Swarm Optimization(...

poster
Mutual information based weighted clustering for mixed attributes

There exists large number of clustering algorithms either for numeric or for categorical data sets. There are relatively less algorithms for clustering mixed attributes. This paper proposes Mutual Information based Weighted Clustering for Mixed ...

poster
Relaxed neighbor based approach for improving protein function prediction

Protein-protein interaction (PPI) networks are valuable biological data source which contain rich information useful for protein function prediction. The PPI network data obtained from high-throughput experiments is known to be noisy and incomplete. In ...

poster
Using social connections to improve collaborative filtering

In this paper, we test the hypothesis that for a particular item recommendation, it matters more how a friend (i.e., another user who is socially connected) has rated than a random user. To test this, we propose a matrix factorization based ...

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      Overall Acceptance Rate 197 of 680 submissions, 29%
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      CODS '1457712%
      Overall68019729%