Posts Tagged ‘Research’

Educational Data Mining

Monday, June 21st, 2010

Even today Education stands on the list of grand challenges of the 21st  century. There are two major areas which cover the breadth(involves reaching broader audience with common goals, and rising literacy level across the globe) and depth(effective and clear learning) of the challenges in education. Carnegie Mellon University played host to the conferences on the use of computers in education. Educational data mining is all about using data gathered from educational services or tools(includes user data or student data), and mine it to find knowledge which when applied would aid the user with better service offering(improved learning or faster efficient learning).

The Third International Conference on Educational Data Mining (EDM2010), which was held June 11-13, and the10th International Conference on Intelligent Tutoring Systems (ITS2010), June 14-18 were held on carnegie mellon campus. The conferences are a clear sign that the educational data mining is emerging into a strong research area.

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Machine Learning School 2010 Proceedings Available

Monday, June 21st, 2010

The machine learning school 2010 conducted in Bangalore,India appears to be a success. The proceedings are now made available.

Download:

Associative Rule Mining
Graphical Models 1
Graphical Models 2
Graphical Models 3
Gaussian Processes
ML Introduction
Privacy Preserving Mining
Support Vector Machines

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Microsoft Predestination: Predicting your travel destinations!

Friday, May 14th, 2010

Lets watch Microsoft SVP for Microsoft Research Dr. Rick Rashid talk more about Predestination:

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Future Technology Research from Intel on Display

Friday, May 14th, 2010

Photo by James Martin/CNET

Future Technologies Group, part of Intel Labs, are researchers who research into technology which humans could use in the future. Recently they did conduct a display of some of the ongoing research, which is more like a open house event. Some interesting next generation projects are as follows:

  • Highly accurate facial-recognition system
  • Personal energy system
  • Interactive Digital Aura
  • ClassmateAssist
  • Summarize (Text to Speech Software)
  • Augmented Image Reality

[More at CNET]

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