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The deadline for the Call For Papers for KDD-97 has past. |
 The topics of interest include, but are not limited to: Theory and Foundational Issues in KDD Probabilistic/statistical modeling and uncertainty management Data and knowledge representation Modeling of structured, unstructured and multimedia data Fundamental advances in search, retrieval, and discovery methods Data Mining Methods and Algorithms Probabilistic and statistical models and methods Algorithmic complexity, efficiency and scalability issues in data mining Using prior domain knowledge and re-use of discovered knowledge Data mining techniques implemented on scalable platforms, including parallel, distributed and clustered systems High dimensional datasets and data preprocessing Unsupervised discovery and predictive modeling KDD Process and Human Interaction Models of the KDD process Methods for evaluating subjective relevance and utility Data and knowledge visualization Interactive data exploration and discovery Privacy and security Applications Data mining systems and data mining tools Application of KDD in business, science, medicine and engineering Application of KDD methods for mining knowledge in text, image, audio, sensor, numeric, categorical or mixed format data Resource and knowledge discovery using the Internet This list of topics is not intended to be exhaustive but an indication of typical topics of interest. Prospective authors are encouraged to submit papers on any topics of relevance to knowledge discovery and data mining. |
 Following the success of the demonstration sessions in previous KDD conferences, the KDD-97 program will also include demonstrations of knowledge discovery products, knowledge discovery applications and research prototypes. Unlike previous demonstration sessions, we will clearly differentiate between commercial product demonstrations and research demonstrations. More details on demonstrations and exhibits are available. |
 Both research and applications papers are solicited. All submitted papers will be reviewed on the basis of technical quality, relevance to KDD, novelty, significance, and clarity. Authors are encouraged to make their work accessible to readers from other disciplines by including a carefully written introduction. Papers should clearly state their relevance to KDD. Please submit 7 hardcopies of a short paper (a maximum of 9 single-spaced pages not including cover page and bibliography, 1 inch margins, and 12pt font) to be received by March 10, 1997. A cover page must include author(s) full address, email, paper title and a 200 word abstract, and up to 5 keywords. This cover page must accompany the paper. In addition, an ASCII version of the cover page must be submitted electronically by March 3 1997 (earlier if possible), preferrably using a WWW form located at http://www-aig.jpl.nasa.gov/kdd97/. If the WWW form cannot be used, please submit the ascii cover page by email to kdd97pgm@aig.jpl.nasa.gov, using the template available by ftp at KDD97 abstract template. Please mail the 7 hardcopies of the full papers to: AAAI (KDD-97) 445 Burgess Drive Menlo Park, CA 94025-3496 USA Phone: (+1 415) 328-3123 Fax: (+1 415) 321-4457 Email: kdd@aaai.org Web Site: http://www.aaai.org |
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 Click here to submit electronically. Deadline March 3, 1997. |
 As in previous KDD conferences, the KDD-97 program will include panel discussions. A great panel requires an interesting topic, good speakers, and proper preparation. To facilitate all three we solicit early suggestions. Please submit suggestions for topics and preferably also for panelists who could represent diverse positions or approaches of the topic. Suggested topics should relate to any of the main KDD-97 topics (see KDD97 home page below). The panel topics should be of general interest for a large part of the KDD audience and allow several (controversial) approaches to be discussed. Please email informal suggestions by April 2, 1997 (earlier if possible) to Willi Kloesgen at kloesgen@gmd.de. |
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