CFP - 2010 International Workshop on Domain Driven Data Mining, Joint with ICDM2010

In conjunction with the 2010 IEEE International Conference on Data Mining (ICDM 2010)

Sydney, Australia, December 14-17, 2010

• Accepted papers to be published by IEEE Computer Society Press (EI indexed)
• Invited talk by Prof Bing Liu, University of Illinois at Chicago
• Invited talk by Dr Wei Fan, IBM (to be confirmed)
• Feature talk on Social Security Data Mining

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Submission due: August 9, 2010

The Workshop on Domain Driven Data Mining (DDDM) series aims to provide a
premier forum for sharing findings, knowledge, insight, experience and lessons in tackling potential challenges in discovering actionable knowledge from complex domain problems, promoting interaction and filling
the gap between academia and business, and driving a paradigm shift from
data-centered hidden pattern mining to domain-driven actionable knowledge
delivery in varying data mining domains toward supporting smart decision
and businesses.

Following the success of DDDM2009 joint with ICDM2009 in the US, DDDM2008
joint with ICDM2008 in the Italy, and DDDM2007 with SIGKDD, DDDM2010 welcomes theoretical and applied disseminations that make efforts: o to design next-generation data mining methodology for actionable knowledge discovery and delivery, toward handling critical issues for KDD to effectively and efficiently contribute to real-world smart businesses and smart decision and to benefit critical domain problems in theory and practice; o to devise domain-driven data mining techniques to bridge the gap between a converted problem and its actual business problem, between academic objectives and business goals, between technical significance and business interest, and between identified patterns and business expected deliverables, toward strengthening business intelligence in complex enterprise applications;
o to present the applications of domain-driven data mining and demonstrate how KDD can be effectively deployed to solve complex practical problems; and
o to identify challenges and future directions for data mining research and development in the dialogue between academia and industry.

Topics of interest

This workshop solicits original theoretical and practical research on the
following topics.
(1) Methodologies and infrastructure

o Domain-driven data mining methodology and project management o Domain-driven data mining framework, system support and infrastructure
(2) Ubiquitous intelligence

o Involvement and integration of human intelligence, domain intelligence, network intelligence, organizational intelligence and social intelligence in data mining
o Explicit, implicit, syntactic and semantic intelligence in data o Qualitative and quantitative domain intelligence o In-depth patterns and knowledge
o Human social intelligence and animat/agent-based social intelligence in data mining
o Explicit/direct or implicit/indirect involvement of human intelligence
o Belief, intention, expectation, sentiment, opinion, inspiration, brainstorm, retrospection, reasoning inputs in data mining o Modeling human intelligence, user preference, dynamic supervision and human-mining interaction o Involving expert group, embodied cognition, collective intelligence and Consensus construction in data mining o Human-centered mining and human-mining interaction o Formalization of domain knowledge, background and prior information, meta knowledge, empirical knowledge in data mining o Constraint, organizational, social and environmental factors in data mining
o Involving networked constituent information in data mining o Utilizing networking facilities for data mining o Ontology and knowledge engineering and management o Intelligence meta-synthesis in data mining o Domain driven data mining algorithms
o Social data mining software
(3) Deliverable and evaluation

o Presentation and delivery of data mining deliverables o Domain driven data mining evaluation system o Trust, reputation, cost, benefit, risk, privacy, utility and other issues in data mining
o Post-mining, transfer mining, from mined patterns/knowledge to operable business rules.
o Knowledge actionability, and integrating technical and business interestingness
o Reliability, dependability, workability, actionability and usability of data mining
o Computational performance and actionability enhancement o Handling inconsistencies between mined and existing domain knowledge
(4) Enterprise applications

o Dynamic mining, evolutionary mining, real-time stream mining, and domain adaptation
o Activity, impact, event, process and workflow mining o Enterprise-oriented, spatio-temporal, multiple source mining o Domain specific data mining, etc.

Important Dates

August 9, 2010 Due date for full workshop papers September 20, 2010 Notification of paper acceptance to authors October 11, 2010 Camera-ready of accepted papers December 14, 2010 Workshop date

Submission

All papers should be submitted through the ICDM2010 submission system here
(http://wi-lab.com/cyberchair/icdm10/scripts/ws_submit.php). Paper
submissions should be limited to a maximum of 10 pages in the IEEE 2- column
format, the same as the camera-ready format (see the IEEE Computer Society
Press Proceedings Author Guidelines). All papers will be reviewed by the
Program Committee on the basis of technical quality, relevance to domain
driven data mining, originality, significance and clarity. All papers accepted for the workshop will be included in the ICDM'10 Workshop Proceedings published by the IEEE Computer Society Press.

For more information

Please refer to the DDDM2010 website:
http://datamining.it.uts.edu.au/dddm/dddm10/ Received on Mon Jul 26 2010 - 12:47:49 CEST