IR (and friends) in 108 (and nearby)
This is a discussion group for people working in
information retrieval, data mining, document computing, and similar
fields in the ANU departments of Computer Science and Engineering, the ANU Computer Sciences Laboratory,
the CSIRO ICT Centre, and
NICTA. Others
are of course welcome too.
This is not a seminar series! The goal is to encourage
discussion between people working in similar fields; to provide a
venue for feedback on work in progress; and to get people from
different groups talking to each other. Please be prepared for
conversation.
Next meeting
- Monday 23 November
- Ying-Hsang Liu (Charles Sturt University): the
impact of MeSH terms on search effectiveness
CSIRO seminar room, 4-5
Speakers in 2009
We meet every second Monday, from 4-5pm, in the CSIRO seminar room
in the CS&IT building. CSIRO are kind enough to provide wine (and
soft drinks) and cheese.
This is a list of all past and planned talks in 2009.
Italicised entries are seminars or other
out-of-band events which might interest an information retrieval, data
mining, or document computing crowd.
- Monday 19 January
- Paul Thomas (CSIRO): Japanese food in
distributed IR
CSIRO seminar room, 4-5
- Monday 2 February
- Tom Rowlands (CSIRO and ANU): quite the machine
translation which is simple
CSIRO seminar room, 4-5
- Monday 16 Feburary
- Tim' Jones (ANU): examining web spam
collections
CSIRO seminar room, 4-5
- Monday 2 March
- Xuan Zhou (CSIRO): from keywords to structured
query -- incremental query construction for semantic data
CSIRO seminar room, 4-5
- Monday 16 March
- (no meeting)
- Monday 30 March
- Peter Christen (ANU): accurate synthetic
generation of realistic personal information
Work with: Agus Pudjijono
CSIRO seminar room, 4-5
- Monday 13 April
- (no meeting, Easter Monday)
- Monday 27 April
- (no meeting, ANZAC day holiday)
- Monday 11 May
- David Hawking (Funnelback): indexing and
searching UK2007
and Tim Jones (ANU): match report from WWW
CSIRO seminar room, 4-5
- Tuesday 19 May
- Peter Christen (ANU):
privacy-preserving data sharing and matching
RSISE seminar room, 4-5
- Monday 25 May
- Amir Hadad (ANU): Breast Cancer Data: How can it
be analyzed?
CSIRO seminar room, 4-5
- Monday 8 June
- (no meeting, Queen's birthday)
- Monday 22 June
- Andrew Lampert (CSIRO and Macquarie): email
segmentation and recognising zones of text
Ian Ross seminar room, 4-5
- Monday 6 July
- Matt Adcock (CSIRO): one or two uses for
temporal information
Ian Ross seminar room, 4-5
- Monday 20 July
- (no meeting, SIGIR is on)
- Monday 3 August
- Paul Thomas (CSIRO): match report from
SIGIR
Ian Ross seminar room, 4-5
- Monday 10 August (note special date)
- Sam Huston (UMass): detecting text reuse
Ian Ross seminar room, 4-5
- Monday 17 August
- (no meeting)
- Monday 31 August
- Sukanya Manna (ANU): sentence similarity
and document signatures
CSIRO seminar room, 4-5
- Monday 14 September
- Ramesh Sankaranarayana (ANU): assessing the
quality of health information on the web
CSIRO seminar room, 4-5
- Friday 25 September
- Digital culture talk
Bernard de Broglio (Mosman Council): Dr
Strangelove or: how I learned to stop worring and love the
gov
National Library theatre, 12:30-1:30
- Monday 28 September
- Tom Rowlands (CSIRO): Tweets as annotations
CSIRO seminar room, 4-5
- Monday 12 October
- Tim Jones (ANU): Experiment participation
CSIRO seminar room, 4-5
- Monday 26 October
- Peter Christen (ANU): Similarity-aware indexing
for real-time entity resolution
CSIRO seminar room, 4-5
- Monday 9 November
- Amir Hadad (ANU): Breast cancer survival
prediction
CSIRO seminar room, 4-5
- Monday 23 November
- Ying-Hsang Liu (Charles Sturt University): the
impact of MeSH terms on search effectiveness
CSIRO seminar room, 4-5
- Monday 7 December
- TBA
We also met in 2008, 2007, and
2006.
Want to present something?
If you've got some work, or an idea for some work, which you'd like
to discuss, email Paul to be
put on the list. It doesn't have to be completed work, and a short
presentation is fine; the idea is to get discussion going, not to
present eternal verities.