The 1st International Workshop on
"Data Mining for Info-Communication Service and its Diffusion"
(DMICSiD2012)
in SNPD2012
Large amount of data will be stored through info-communication networks/services such as SNS (Social Network Services), sensor networks,
life log, etc. these days. These data have possibility to characterize not only info-communication services but also complicated social
systems. In fact, useful knowledge will be expected to be discovered for every field. Therefore, data mining will be more important
technology not only for evolving info-communication networks/services but also for solving many kinds of social systems such as correcting
digital divide, constructing new marketing approaches, etc.
This workshop focuses on data mining for info-communication networks/services and its diffusion. It includes methodology, theoretical
insight and empirical findings for info-communication technologies and services. Our aim is to encourage introducing both technology and
case study. Moreover, we try to share new knowledge through info-communication services.
The workshop is aimed at bringing together researchers from the areas of info-communication technology/service and data mining.
The targets are info-communication networks, systems, or services considering data mining. We expect to exchange of ideas and perceptions
through the workshop, focused on info-communication technology/service and data mining. Possible topics of interest (but are not limited to):
Data Mining and Algorithm
- Machine learning algorithms and methods
- Text and semi-structured data mining
- Pattern recognition
- Ontology modeling
- Knowledge representation
- Statistics and probability
- Network architecture, evaluation method
- Network control/construction algorithms
Data Mining and Services
- Marketing and strategy
- Customer behavior
- Innovation
- Service/ network management
- Operation process
Others
- Case studies of data mining
Paper submission due: 6 April 16 April (Extended!)
Notification of acceptance: 27 April
Camera-ready paper due: 10 May
Conference date: 8-10 August
Papers are submitted as Full papers (Max 6 pages), Short papers (4 pages), and Education paper (2 pages) on all aspects of the above research
areas. Submitted papers will be evaluated on significance, originality, technical quality, and exposition.
They should clearly establish the research contribution. All accepted papers will be provided an oral presentation at the conference.
There are no formats for initial paper submission, but you can use the final paper format, IEEE 8.5 x 11 proc. style.
Please send your paper to the contact address (Workshop organizer) by e-mail.
01: Shigeaki Tanimoto, Daisuke Sakurai, Yoshiaki Seki, Motoi Iwashita, Hiroyuki Sato, Atsushi Kanai, "Risk Management to User Perception
of Insecurity in Ambient Service"
02: Kenji Kawamoto, Masatsugu Ichino, Mitsuhiro Hatada, Yusuke Otsuki, Hiroshi Yoshiura, Jiro Katto, "An evaluation of secular changes
in statistical feature for malware detection"
03: Satoshi Nakano, Akiya Inoue, Kiyotaka Otsuka, Takeshi Kurosawa, Motoi Iwashita, Ken Nishimatsu, "Mobile-Carrier Churning
Behavior Modeling Based on Customer Satisfaction"
04: Akiya Inoue, Ryouhei Nagahata, Yuuta Ishii, Masaya Dobashi, Rei Kakui, Motoi Iwashita, "Mobile Internet-Access Behavior Analysis"
05: Manabu Motegi, Hisaharu Ishii, Yusuke Ichikawa, Toru Kobayashi, "Identifying Purchase-Stage by applying Pattern Mining to Web
Access Logs"
06: Ma Li, Yang Lin, Bai Lin, Wang Rongxi, "Immune Network Based Text Clustering Algorithm"
07: Michiaki Iwazume, Ken Kaneiwa, Ichiro Kobayashi, "KC3 Browser: Semantic Service Mush-up for Global Knowledge Sharing
and Discovery"
08: Motoi Iwashita, "A Consideration of Micro Area Selection Technique for the Diffusion of ICT Infrastructure"
Workshop organizer: Motoi Iwashita, Chiba Institute of Technology
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workshop organizer
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