If you thought, like me, that Google was the most visited website in the world, then you're wrong. At the moment, the most visited website is Yahoo! with 130 million visitors a month. However, this will change in 2007 according to an article of
MarketWatch (citing Citigroup). According to predictions, Google will be the…
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Now Boarding! is a new kind of posts on Data Mining Research. Every Friday, I will propose you to make a trip to discover posts from other blogs dealing with data mining. It can be a reading for the week-end or just a glance at what is written on other data mining blogs worldwide…
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I have recently discussed with people working at Microsoft. Unfortunately, they are not doing data mining or machine learning research in Switzerland. I think that everything concerning research is in Redmond. I suppose that they are involved in data mining for at least two reasons:
MSN Search and
Microsoft SQL Server. The website…
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The
Stanford news service writes about robots learning to grasp objects. The complexity of this takes involves several research areas in addition to machine learning such as speech processing, navigation, manipulation, planning, reasoning and vision. The author of this interesting article states that "
the ultimate aim for artificial intelligence is to build a
In this post, I will give my mind about a recent reading on internet search. First of all, I should say that I really enjoy reading this book. It is written in an informal way, which is really nice for people whose mother language is not English (like me). When you read this book, you feel like Phil Bradley is speaking to you personally and it's a real pleasure. Basically…
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These days, there is the annual
companies forum on our campus at EPFL (Switzerland). Among these companies are Microsoft and Google. Today and tomorrow, I will go and discuss with them about what they do in data mining. Be sure that relevant gossips will be reported on this blog :-)…
As mentioned by Ralf on this
post,
Kmining is an important data mining resource. You might be interested in Kmining mainly if you 1) want to know about data mining conferences and related events or 2) want a list of people involved somehow in data mining. In addition, you will find news and…
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If you thought, like me, that Google was the most visited website in the world, then you're wrong. At the moment, the most visited website is Yahoo! with 130 million visitors a month. However, this will change in 2007 according to an article of MarketWatch (citing Citigroup). According to predictions, Google will be the… Continue reading...
Now Boarding! is a new kind of posts on Data Mining Research. Every Friday, I will propose you to make a trip to discover posts from other blogs dealing with data mining. It can be a reading for the week-end or just a glance at what is written on other data mining blogs worldwide… Continue reading... | 2 Comments
I have recently discussed with people working at Microsoft. Unfortunately, they are not doing data mining or machine learning research in Switzerland. I think that everything concerning research is in Redmond. I suppose that they are involved in data mining for at least two reasons: MSN Search and Microsoft SQL Server. The website… Continue reading... | 4 Comments
The Stanford news service writes about robots learning to grasp objects. The complexity of this takes involves several research areas in addition to machine learning such as speech processing, navigation, manipulation, planning, reasoning and vision. The author of this interesting article states that "the ultimate aim for artificial intelligence is to build a 
As mentioned by Ralf on this post, Kmining is an important data mining resource. You might be interested in Kmining mainly if you 1) want to know about data mining conferences and related events or 2) want a list of people involved somehow in data mining. In addition, you will find news and… Continue reading...
