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Advances in Data Mining. Applications and Theoretical Aspects

9th Industrial Conference, ICDM 2009, Leipzig, Germany, July 20 - 22, 2009. Proceedings

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Editors:
  1. Petra Perner

    1. Institut für Bildverarbeitung und angewandte Informatik, Körnerstr. 10, Leipzig, Deutschland

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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 5633)

Part of the book sub series: Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence (LNAI)

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Table of contents (31 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Invited Talk

    1. Distances in Classification

      • Claus Weihs, Gero Szepannek
      Pages 1-12

  3. Data Mining in Medicine and Agriculture

    1. Electronic Nose Ovarian Carcinoma Diagnosis Based on Machine Learning Algorithms

      • José Chilo, György Horvath, Thomas Lindblad, Roland Olsson
      Pages 13-23

    2. Data Mining of Agricultural Yield Data: A Comparison of Regression Models

      • Georg Ruß
      Pages 24-37

    3. Study of Principal Components on Classification of Problematic Wine Fermentations

      • Alejandra Urtubia U., J. Ricardo Pérez-Correa
      Pages 38-43

    4. A Data Mining Method for Finding Hidden Relationship in Blood and Urine Examination Items for Health Check

      • Kazuhiko Shinozawa, Norihiro Hagita, Michiko Furutani, Rumiko Matsuoka
      Pages 44-50

    5. Application of Classification Association Rule Mining for Mammalian Mesenchymal Stem Cell Differentiation

      • Weiqi Wang, Yanbo J. Wang, René Bañares-Alcántara, Zhanfeng Cui, Frans Coenen
      Pages 51-61

    6. Computer-Aided Diagnosis in Brain Computed Tomography Screening

      • Hugo Peixoto, Victor Alves
      Pages 62-72

    7. Knowledge Representation in Difficult Medical Diagnosis

      • Ana Aguilera, Alberto Subero
      Pages 73-87

  4. Data Mining in Marketing, Finance and Telecommunication

    1. Forecasting Product Life Cycle Phase Transition Points with Modular Neural Networks Based System

      • Serge Parshutin, Ludmila Aleksejeva, Arkady Borisov
      Pages 88-102

    2. Visualizing the Competitive Structure of Online Auctions

      • Stephen France, Douglas Carroll
      Pages 103-116

    3. Credit Risk Handling in Telecommunication Sector

      • Monika Szczerba, Andrzej Ciemski
      Pages 117-130

    4. Sales Intelligence Using Web Mining

      • Viara Popova, Robert John, David Stockton
      Pages 131-145

    5. A Sales Forecast Model for the German Automobile Market Based on Time Series Analysis and Data Mining Methods

      • Bernhard Brühl, Marco Hülsmann, Detlef Borscheid, Christoph M. Friedrich, Dirk Reith
      Pages 146-160

  5. Data Mining in Process Control, Industry and Society

    1. Screening Paper Runnability in a Web-Offset Pressroom by Data Mining

      • A. Alzghoul, A. Verikas, M. Hållander, M. Bacauskiene, A. Gelzinis
      Pages 161-175

    2. Evaluation of Distraction in a Driver-Vehicle-Environment Framework: An Application of Different Data-Mining Techniques

      • Fabio Tango, Marco Botta
      Pages 176-190

    3. SO_MAD: SensOr Mining for Anomaly Detection in Railway Data

      • Julien Rabatel, Sandra Bringay, Pascal Poncelet
      Pages 191-205

    4. Online Mass Flow Prediction in CFB Boilers

      • Andriy Ivannikov, Mykola Pechenizkiy, Jorn Bakker, Timo Leino, Mikko Jegoroff, Tommi Kärkkäinen et al.
      Pages 206-219

    5. Integrating Data Mining and Agent Based Modeling and Simulation

      • Omar Baqueiro, Yanbo J. Wang, Peter McBurney, Frans Coenen
      Pages 220-231

    6. Combining Multidimensional Scaling and Computational Intelligence for Industrial Monitoring

      • António Dourado, Sara Silva, Lara Aires, João Araújo
      Pages 232-246
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About this book

This volume comprises the proceedings of the Industrial Conference on Data Mining (ICDM 2009) held in Leipzig (www.data-mining-forum.de). For this edition the Program Committee received 130 submissions. After the pe- review process, we accepted 32 high-quality papers for oral presentation that are included in this book. The topics range from theoretical aspects of data mining to app- cations of data mining, such as on multimedia data, in marketing, finance and telec- munication, in medicine and agriculture, and in process control, industry and society. Ten papers were selected for poster presentations that are published in the ICDM Poster Proceedings Volume by ibai-publishing (www.ibai-publishing.org). In conjunction with ICDM two workshops were run focusing on special hot app- cation-oriented topics in data mining. The workshop Data Mining in Marketing DMM 2009 was run for the second time. The papers are published in a separate workshop book “Advances in Data Mining on Markting” by ibai-publishing (www.ibai-publishing.org). The Workshop on Case-Based Reasoning for Multimedia Data CBR-MD ran for the second year. The papers are published in a special issue of the International Journal of Transactios on Case-Based Reasoning (www.ibai-publishing.org/journal/cbr).

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  • Institut für Bildverarbeitung und angewandte Informatik, Körnerstr. 10, Leipzig, Deutschland

    Petra Perner

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