KDD-2010 Workshops
Detailed Schedule
Full Day Workshops on Sunday July 25 2010
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W1 - Mining and Learning with Graphs Workshop 2010 (MLG-2010)
Sofus Macskassy, Lise Getoor, and Ulf Brefeld
NOTE: This is a two-day experimental workshop which starts on Saturday, July 24, 2010.
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W2 - Large-scale Data Mining: Theory and Applications (LDMTA-2010)
Jimeng Sun, Yan Liu, and Jie Tang
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W3 - Useful Patterns (UP)
Bart Goethals, Nikolaj Tatti, and Jilles Vreeken
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W4 - Social Media Analytics (SOMA 2010)
Prem Melville, Jure Leskovec, and Foster Provost
Half-Day Workshops (Morning) Sunday July 25 2010
- W5 - KDD Cup 2010: Improving Cognitive Models with Educational Data Mining" (KDD Cup 2010)
John Stamper, Alex Niculescu-Mizil
- W6 - 9th International Workshop on Data Mining in Bioinformatics (BIOKDD10)
Jun Huan, Mohammed Zaki, Jake Chen
- W7 - Tenth International Workshop on Multimedia Data Mining (MDMKDD 2010)
Jia-Yu (Tim) Pan, Valery Petrushin, and Cees G.M. Snoek
- W8 - The Fourth International Workshop on Data Mining and Audience Intelligence for Online Advertising (ADKDD'10)
Ying Li and Dou Shen
- W9 - Human Computation Workshop (HCOMP 2010)
Raman Chandrasekar, Ed Chi, Max Chickering, Panagiotis G Ipeirotis, Winter Mason, Foster Provost, Jenn Tam, and Luis von Ahn
Half-Day Workshops (Afternoon) on Sunday July 25 2010
- W10 - ACM SIGKDD Workshop on Intelligence and Security Informatics (ISI-KDD)
Hsinchun Chen and Christopher Yang
- W11 - The 4th International Workshop on Knowledge Discovery from Sensor Data (SensorKDD)
Olufemi Omitaomu, Auroop Ganguly, Joao Gama, Ranga Raju Vatsavai, Mohamed Medhat Gaber, and Nitesh Chawla
- W12 - The 4th SNA-KDD Workshop on Social Network Mining and Analysis (SNAKDD 2010)
Haizheng Zhang, Lee Giles, John Yen, Qiankun Zhao, and Sherief Abdallah
- W13 - Novel Data Stream Pattern Mining Techniques (StreamKDD)
Margaret Dunham, Michael Hahsler, and Myra Spiliopoulou
- W14 - Discovering, Summarizing and Using Multiple Clusterings (MultiClust)
Xiaoli Fern, Ian Davidson, and Jennifer Dy
Workshop Organizer Information
Frequently Asked Questions
If you are a workshop organizer below is some frequently asked questions and details on the facilities available during the conference.
- Will there be a wifi connection?
- The OC is working on full coverage of wifi at this time.
- Can we have demos and posters?
- You will need to contact Local Organizing Chair for special request.
- Who will provide lunch?
- It is up to each individual workshop to handle the lunch issue.
- Are there guidelines we need to follow for format/length of papers?
- The paper MUST follow the ACM format. The length of the papers will be disclosed in due course.
- Will registration be handled through the KDD Web page?
- Yes, the registration will be handled through the KDD Web page.
- Will all logistics/facilities for the workshop be handled by the KDD organization committee (local arrangements chair)?
- Yes.
- Will the proceedings from the workshop be published by KDD or do we need to begin making arrangements for this ourselves?
- We are working on that and will make a decision very soon.
- Can we use easychair for workshop submissions/reviews?
- Yes, you may use EasyChair or other systems for your workshop submissions/reviews.
Further Information
Please direct all enquries to the workshop chairs at
- Irwin King, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
- Gabor Melli, Predictionworks, Vancouver, Canada
More detailed information can also be found at KDD workshop organizer's page.
Workshops - Call For Proposals (Expired)
The ACM KDD-2010 organizing committee invites proposals for
workshops to be held in conjunction with the conference. The purpose
of a workshop is to provide participants with the opportunity to
present and discuss novel research ideas on active and emerging
topics of knowledge discovery and data mining. A workshop should
also support the interaction and feedback among topic specialists
from academia, industry and government. A WORKSHOP MAY BE ORGANIZED
AROUND INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS IN A PARTICULAR DOMAIN AND THE
CHALLENGES THIS DOMAIN POSES (SUCH AS THE NETFLIX WORKSHOP FOR
RECOMMENDATION SYSTEMS)
Workshops that include a challenge problem, such as the one on time
series classification that took place in 2007, are encouraged. A
session with papers that address a challenge complements the more
diverse sessions with regular papers and improves the potential for
discussion. Because such challenges require extra time to plan, we
may be willing to provide early notice of acceptance.
The organizers of approved workshops are required to announce the
workshop and call for papers, gather submissions, conduct the
reviewing process and decide upon the final workshop program. They
must also prepare an informal set of workshop proceedings to be
distributed with the registration materials at the conference. They
may choose to form organizing or program committees for assistance
in these tasks. The logistics of the workshops will be done with the
help from the ACM KDD-2010 organizers.
Important Dates
- Workshop proposals due Feb 1, 2010
- Notification of decision Mar 1, 2010
Proposal Information
PROPOSAL DETAILS: Proposals should be no more than five pages in
length and must include the following:
- Description of the workshop abstract, objectives, goals, relevance, and expected outcome
- Description of workshop topic and the associated research issues
- Motivations why an ACM SIGKDD workshop on this topic should take place
- Description of the anticipated target group(s) of attendees
- Past workshops and other related recent workshops
- Duration of the workshop (full day or half day)
- Contact information (address, email, and phone) for all organizers
- A designated contact person
The organizers are encouraged to provide the following additional
information:
- Description of a potential challenge problem
- A preliminary list of reviewers
- One or more potential invited speakers
- A list of potential authors
- A list of potential attendees
Proposers are encouraged to have their drafts reviewed by potential
workshop participants before submission.
Workshop proposals should be submitted via EasyChair at
EasyChair KDD2010Workshops.
Workshop Co-Chairs
- Irwin King, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
- Gabor Melli, Predictionworks, Vancouver, Canada
