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Huan Liu,
Associate Professor
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Office Location
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Brickyard 566 |
Classes in Spring 2008CSE 301:
Computing Ethics CSE
471/598, CBS 598 Introduction to AI |
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Research
Interests
His research focuses on developing computational methods for data mining, machine learning, and social computing, and designing efficient algorithms to enable effective problem solving ranging from basic research, text/Web mining, bioinformatics, image mining, to real-world applications. His work includes (i) dealing with high dimensional data via feature selection and feature discretization; (ii) identifying the influentials on the blogosphere, group profiling and interaction; (iii) integrating multiple data sources to overcome ambiguity and uncertainty, (iv) employing domain knowledge for effective mining and information integration, and (v) assisting human experts by developing effective methods of ensemble learning, semi-supervised learning, and active learning with hierarchical classification, subspace clustering, and meta data. More information can be found in his publications. Associated with the AI lab at ASU |
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Graduate Students
for more information, please click here Group meeting presentations in 2008, 2007, 2006, Fall 2005, Summer, Spring 2005 and Fall 2004 |
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Professional
Memberships
ACM, ASEE, IEEE |
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Software
Downloads
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AAAI 2005 Tutorial Notes on Downsizing Data for High Performance in Learning - Feature Selection Methods: pdf.zip |
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Call for
Chapters, Papers, or Tutorial/Workshop Proposals:
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Last updated on 05/02/08 |
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