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Machine Learning and Data Mining
in Pattern Recognition
4th International Conference
MLDM 2005
Program 09. 07. – 11. 07. 2005
Organized by:
Institute of Computer Vision and
Applied Computer Sciences,
Leipzig/Germany
Welcome
We meet again in front of the stature of Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz at the city of
Leipzig. Leibniz, a famous son of Leipzig, planed automatic logical inference using
symbolic computation and aimed to collate all human knowledge. Today, artificial
intelligence deals with large amount of data and knowledge and finds new
information using machine learning and data mining in computer. Machine learning
and data mining are irreplaceable subject and tools for the theory of pattern
recognition and application of pattern recognition such as bioinformatics and data
retrieval.
This is the fourth edition of MLDM in Pattern Recognition which is the main event
of Technical Committee 17 in International Association in Pattern Recognition
succeeded from 1999, 2001, and 2003, which started out as a workshop and was
continued as a conference in 2003. Today, there are many international meetings
which are titled machine learning and data mining, whose topics are text mining,
knowledge discovery, and applications. This meeting from the first time has focused
on aspects of machine learning and data mining in pattern recognition problems. We
planed to re-organize classical and well-established pattern recognition paradigms
from viewpoints of machine learning and data mining. Though it was a challenging
program in late ‘90’s, the idea has brought new starting points in pattern recognition
and effects to the other areas such as cognitive computer vision.
In this edition the organizing committee had received 103 submissions from 20
countries. After peer review process, we have accepted 58 papers for presentation.
We deeply thank members of program committees and reviewers, who finished hard
task to review papers form broad areas and wide range of applications. We also
thank members of Institute of Applied Computer Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, who
handed the conference as secretariat. We appreciate the help and understanding of
the editorial staff at Springer Verlag, and in particular Alfred Hofmann, who
supported the publication of these proceedings in LNAI series.
Last, but not least, we wish to thank all the speakers and participants who
contributed to the success of the conference.
July 2005, Petra Perner and Atsushi Imiya
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Saturday, 09.07.2005
8.00 am
Registration
8.45 am
Welcome
Petra Perner, Institute of Computer Vision and Applied Computer Sciences, IBaI Leipzig, Germany
Feature Grouping, Discretization, Selection and Transformation Session Chair: A. Imiya
9.00 am
Feature Selection Method Using Preferences Aggregation
G. Legrand and N. Nicoloyannis
9.20 am
Ranked Modelling with Feature Selection Based on the CPL Criterion Functions
L. Bobrowski
9.40 am
A Grouping Method for Categorical Attributes Having Very Large Number of Values
M. Boullé
10.00 am
Unsupervised Learning of Visual Feature Hierarchies
F. Scalzo and J. Piater
10.20 am
Coffee Break
Feature Grouping, Discretization, Selection and Transformation Session Chair: P. Perner
10.50 am
Multivariate Discretization by Recursive Supervised Bipartition of Graph
S. Ferrandiz and M. Boullé
11.10 am
CorePhrase: Keyphrase Extraction for Document Clustering
K. M. Hammouda, M. S. Kamel, D. N. Matute
11.30 am
A New Multidimensional Feature Transformation for Linear Classifiers and Its Applications
E. Bak
11.50 am
Coffee Break
Subspace Methods Session Chair: L. Bobrowski
12.00 am
The Convex Subclass Method: Combinatorial Classifier Based on a Family of Convex Sets
I. Takigawa, M. Kudo, A. Nakamura
0.20 pm
SSC: Statistical Subspace Clustering
I. Candillier, I. Tellier, F. Torre, O. Bousquet
0.40 pm
Understanding Patterns with Different Subspace Classification
G. Szepannek, K. Luebke, C. Weihs
1.00 pm
Lunch
Applications in Medicine Session Chair: V. Kovalev
2.30 pm
Comparison of FLDA, MLP and SVM in Diagnosis of Lung Nodule
A. C. Silva, A. C. de Paiva, A. C. M. de Oliveira
2.50 pm
Prediction of Secondary Protein Structure Content from Primary Sequence Alone
- a Feature Selection Based Approach
L. Kurgan and L. Homaeian
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3.10 pm
Improved MRI Mining by Integrating Support Vector Machine Priors in the
Bayesian Restoration
D. A. Karras, Chalkis, B. G. Mertzios, D. Graveron-Demilly, C. van Ormondt
3.30 pm
Alternative Clustering by Utilizing Multi-Objective Genetic Algorithm with
Linked-List Based Chromosome Encoding
J. Du, R. Alhajj, K. Barker, E. E. Korkmaz
3.50 pm
Coffee Break
Neural Methods Session Chair: A. Krzyzak
4.20 pm
Comparative Analysis of Genetic Algorithm, Simulated Annealing and Cutting
Angle Method for Artificial Neural Networks
R. Ghosh, M. Ghosh, J. Yearwood, A. Bagirov
4.40 pm
A Comprehensible SOM-based Scoring System
I. Huysmans, B. Baesens, J. Vanthienen
5.00 pm
Determining Regularization Parameters for Derivative Free Neural Learning
R. Ghosh, M. Ghosh, J. Yearwood, A. Bagirov
5.20 pm
Coffee Break
Applications in Medicine Session Chair: B. G. Mertzios
5.30 pm
Diagnosis of Lung Nodule Using Reinforcement Learning and Geometric Measures
A. C. Silva, V. R. da Silva Junior, A. de Almeida Neto, A. C. de Paiva
5.50 pm
Automatic Clinical Image Segmentation using Pathological Modelling, PCA and
SVM
Sh. Li, T. Fevens, A. Krzyzak, S. Li
6.10 pm
Iris Recognition Algorithm Based on Point Covering of High-Dimensional Space
and Neural Network
W. Cao, J. Hu, G. Xiao, Sh. Wang
6.30 pm
End of 1st Day
Sunday, 10.07.2005
8.45 am
Registration
Clustering: Basics Session Chair: M. Boullé
9.00 am
Using Clustering to Learn Distance Functions for Supervised Similarity Assessment
Ch. F. Eick, A. Rouhana, A. Bagherjeiran, R. Vilalta
9.20 am
Linear Manifold Clustering
R. Harpaz and R. Haralick
9.40 am
Universal Clustering with Regularization in Probabilistic Space
V. Nikulin and A. J. Smola
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10.00 am
Acquisition of Concept Descriptions by Conceptual Clustering
S. Jänichen and P. Perner
10.20 am
Coffee Break
Classification and Model Estimation Session Chair: G. Giacinto
10.50 am
Incremental Classification Rules Based on Association Rules Using Formal
Concept Analysis
A. Gupta, N. Kumar, V. Bhatnagar
11.10 am
On ECOC as Binary Ensemble Classifiers
I. Ko and E. Kim
11.30 am
Parameter Inference of Cost-Sensitive Boosting Algorithms
Y. Sun, A. K. C. Wong, Y. Wang
11.50 am
Coffee Break
12.00 am
MML-Based Approach for Finite Dirichlet Mixture Estimation and Selection
N. Bouguila and D. Ziou
0.20 pm
Principles of Multi-Kernel Data Mining
O. Seredin, V. Mottl, O. Krasotkina, I. Muchnik
0.40 am
Finite Mixture Models with Negative Components
B. Zhang and Ch. Zhang
1.00 pm
Lunch
Applications of Clustering Session Chair: Bon K. Sy
2.30 pm
On the Clustering of Large Dynamic Datasets
W. Sia and M. Lazarescu
2.50 pm
Birds of a Feather Surf Together: Using Clustering Methods to Improve
Navigation Prediction from Internet Log Files
I. Halvey, M. T. Keane, B. Smyth
3.10 pm
Alarm Clustering for Intrusion Detection Systems in Computer Networks
G. Giacinto, R. Perdisci, F. Roli
3.30 pm
Clustering Document Images Using Graph Summaries
E. Barbu, P. Heroux, S. Adam, E. Trupin
3.50 pm
Coffee Break
Mining Images and Texture Session Chair: A. Imiya
4.20 pm
Optimising the Choice of Colours of an Image Database for Dichromats
V. Kovalev and M. Petrou
4.40 pm
Hierarchical Partitions for Content Image Retrieval from Large-Scale Database
D. Kinoshenko, V. Mashtalir, E. Yegorova, V. Vinarsky
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5.00 pm
An Approach to Mining Picture Objects Based on Textual Cues
B. Adegorite, O. A. Basir, M. S. Kamel, K. B. Shaban
5.20 pm
Coffee Break
Speech Analysis Session Chair: A. Krzyzak
5.30 pm
An Evidential Reasoning Approach to Weighted Combination of Classifiers for
Word Sense Disambiguation
A. Le, V. N. Huynh, A. Shimazu
5.50 pm
Neural Expert Model Applied to Phonemes Recognition
H. Bahi and M. Sellami
6.10 pm
End of 2nd Day
7.00 pm
Banquet Ratskeller
Monday, 11.07.2005
8.45 am
Registration
Mining Images in Computer Vision Session Chair: M. Haraguchi
9.00 am
Support Vector Machine Experiments for Road Recognition in High Resolution Images
J. Y. Lai, A. Sowmya, J. Trinder
9.20 am
Cost Integration in Multi-Step Viewpoint Selection for Object Recognition
Ch. Derichs, H. Niemann, F. Deinzer
9.40 am
Autonomous Vehicle Steering based on Evaluative Feedback by Reinforcement
Learning
K.-D. Kuhnert and M. Krödel
10.00 am
An Automatic Face Recognition System in the Near Infrared Spectrum
Sh. Zhao and R.-R. Grigat
10.20 am
Coffee Break
Time Series and Sequential Pattern Mining Session Chair: D. Ziou
10.50 am
Embedding Time Series Data for Classification
A. Hayashi, N. Suematsu, Y. Mizuhara
11.10 am
Analysis of Time Series of Graphs: Prediction of Node Presence by Means of
Decision Tree Learning
H. Bunke, Ch. Irniger, M. Kraetzl, P. Dickinson
11.30 am
Disjunctive Sequential Patterns on Single Data Sequence and its Anti-Monotonicity
K. Shimizu and T. Miura
11.50 am
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Coffee Break
Time Series and Sequential Pattern Mining Session Chair: M. Haraguchi
12.00 am
Mining Expressive Temporal Associations from Complex Data
K. A. Pray and C. Ruiz
0.20 pm
Statistical Supports for Frequent Itemsets on Data Streams
P.-A. Laur, J.-E. Symphor, R. Nock, O. Poncelet
0.40 pm
Lunch
Text Mining Session Chair: B. G. Mertzios
2.10 pm
Pattern Mining Across Domain-Specific Text Collections
L. Gillam and K. Ahmad
2.30 pm
Low-level Cursive Word Representation Based on Geometric Decomposition
J.-X. Dong, D. Ponson, A. Krzyzak, Ch. Y. Suen
2.50 pm
Text Classification Using Small Number of Features
M. Makrehchi and M. S. Kamel
3.10 pm
Coffee Break
Aspects of Data Mining Session Chair: P. Perner
3.40 pm
Signature-based Approach for Intrusion Detection
Bon K. Sy
4.00 pm
Data Mining on Crash Simulation Data
A. Kuhlmann, R.-M. Vetter, C.-A. Thole, Ch. Lübbing
4.20 pm
Discovery of Hidden Correlations in a Local Transaction Database based on
Differences of Correlations
T. Taniguchi, M. Haraguchi, Y. Okubo
4.40 pm
An Integrated Approach for Mining Meta-Rules
F. Ye, J. Wang, H. Chen, T. Huang, L. Tao, Sh. Wu
5.00 pm
Coffee Break
Mining Motion from Sequence Session Chair: V. Kovalev
5.10 pm
Dominant Plane Detection Using Optical Flow and Independent Component Analysis
I. Ohnishi and A. Imiya
5.30 pm
An New Approach to Human Motion Sequence Recognition with Application to
Diving Actions
Sh. Xiang, Ch. Zhang, X. Chen, N. Lu
5.50 pm
Activity and Motion Detection Based on Measuring Texture Change
L. J. Latecki, R. Miezianko, D. Pokrajac
6.10 pm
Diskussion and Fair Well
6.20 pm
End of the Conference
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