CFP: ICNNAI-2010 Special Session:=0AIncremental Topo= logical Learning Models and Dimensional Reduction
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=0A=0ASubmissions Due: April
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1 - 4 June, 2010
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sity
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http://icnnai.bstu.by/icnnai= -2010.html
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SCOPE
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Incremental Learning is a subfield of the Artificial=0AInte= lligence that deals with data flow. The key hypothesis is that the=0Aalgori= thms are able to learn data from a data subset and then to re-learn with=0A= new unlabeled data. At the end of the learning, one of the problems is the= =0Aclustering analysis and visualization of the results. The topological le= arning=0Ais one of the most known technique that allows clustering and visu= alization=0Asimultaneously. At the end of the topographic learning, "simila= r'' data=0Awill be collect in clusters, which correspond to the sets of sim= ilar=0Aobservations. These clusters can be represented by more concise info= rmation=0Athan the brutal listing of their patterns, such as their gravity = center or=0Adifferent statistical moments. As expected, this information is= easier to=0Amanipulate than the original data points.
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=0ADimensionality reduction is another major challeng=
e=0Ain the domain of unsupervised learning which deals with the transformat=
ion of a=0Ahigh dimensional dataset into a low dimensional space, while ret=
aining most of=0Athe useful structure in the original data, retaining only =
relevant features and=0Aobservations. Dimensionality reduction can be achie=
ved by using a clustering=0Atechnique to reduce the number of observations =
or a features selection approach=0Ato reduce the features space.
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This session would solicit theoretical an= d applicative=0Aresearch papers including but not limited to the following = topics :
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sp;=B7 Supervised/Unsupervised Topological Learning;
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=0A =B7 Self-Organization (based on artificial neur=
al=0Anetworks, but not limited to);
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p; =B7 Clustering Visualization and Analysis;
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=B7 Time during the learning process;
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p; =0A =B7 Memory based systems;
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=0A =B7 Clustering;
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p; =0A =B7 Feature selection;
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SUBMISSION
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=0A=0AThe special session will be held as=0Aa part of t=
he ICNNAI'2010 conference (The 5th International Conference on=0ANeural Net=
work and Artificial Intelligence ) . The authors would submit papers=0Athro=
ugh easychair site : http://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=3Ditlmdr10
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ubmissions will be handled electronically. Detailed instructions for=0Asubm=
itting the papers are provided on the conference home page at :
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tp://icnnai.bstu.by/icnnai-2010.html
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br>=0APapers must correspond to the requirements detailed in the instructio=
ns to=0Aauthors from the ICNNAI 2010 web site. Accepted papers must be pres=
ented by one=0Aof the authors to be published in the conference proceeding.=
If you have any=0Aquestions, do not hesitate to direct your questions to=
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stor.grozavu@lipn.univ-paris13.fr
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IMPORTANT DATES
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Paper Submi=
ssion=0ADeadline: 4 April
=0A=0ANotification of acceptance: 22 April
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ra-ready papers: 29 April
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ORGANIZERS
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