Add new

Clicking the ' ' button submits the data entered into the form and generates a new group entry in the database (even if there already exists a group with the same name, address, etc.).

Address

Your group's address, i.e. the street name and number and everything additional to institution name, group name, zip number, city and country.

Example:
Schloss Birlinghoven

Areas of expertise (optional) 

List your group's area of expertise in keywords (or very short sentences). Provide up to 8 (eight) selected references to support this.

Knowledge discovery (KD), inductive logic programming (ILP), visual knowledge exploration Selected references: Gennadi and Natalia Andrienko: Interactive Maps for Visual Data Exploration International Journal of Geographical Information Science, 13(5), appears June 1999 Uta Bohnebeck, Tamas Horvath, Stefan Wrobel: Term Comparisons in First-Order Similarity Measures In David Page, editor, Proc. 8th Int. Conference on Inductive Logic Programming (ILP98), pages 65 - 79, Berlin, New York, 1998. Springer Verlag Mathias Kirsten , Stefan Wrobel: Relational Distance-Based Clustering In David Page, editor, Proc. 8th Int. Conference on Inductive Logic Programming (ILP98), pages 261 - 270, Berlin, New York, July 1998. Springer Verlag Willi Klösgen, Jan Zytkow (eds.): Handbook of Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery Oxford University Press, to appear 1999 Willi Klösgen: Deviation and association patterns for subgroup mining in temporal, spatial, and textual data bases In Polkowski, L., Skowron, A. (eds) Rough Sets and Current Trends in Computing. Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence, Vol. 1423, Springer Verlag Michael May: Causation and Discovery In Ahrweiler, P. , Gilbert, N., Computer Simulations in Science and Technology Studies, pages 53 - 69, Berlin, Springer Verlag 1998 Gerhard Paaß, Jörg Kindermann: Bayesian Classification Trees with Overlapping Leaves Applied to Credit-Scoring In: X. Wu , R. Kotagiri, K.B. Korb (eds.): Research and Development in Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining. Springer-Verlag, Berlin 1998 pp. 234 - 245

Applications (optional) 

(not yet available)

Category

Choose the categories appropriate for your group (multiple selections are possible).

Please note that commercial indicates that a group has commercial offerings. This does not necessarily imply the group to be a firm.

academic commercial consulting firm military research site user

City

The city your group is located.

Example:

Contact person(s)

Select one or more contact persons from the displayed list. To add yourself or a co-worker to this list of persons, go to the persons-page and select the add-button there.
To select more than one person from the list, select the first entry like usual, then hold down the ctrl-key (this may vary over operating systems and languages, see below) and select the other contact persons by doing a (left-) mouse-button click on their entry in the list.
As this "multiple selection" varies over different operating systems, languages, and hardware configurations, you should refer to your operating system's manual for "multiple selections" or "multiple selection in list-boxes" in case the described procedure does not work.

You can try out selecting in the example on the right-hand side!

Example:
Person 1Person 2Person 3Person 4Person 5

Country

The country your group is located

Example:

Datasets (optional)

You can optionally mark the datasets that your group has developed or is responsible for (not the datasets your group is using).
To add your machine learning dataset to the list go to the dataset section and click the add-button.

You can try out selecting in the example on the right-hand side!

Example:
Dataset 1Dataset 2Dataset 3Dataset 4Dataset 5

Description (optional)

You can provide a short description of your group here (e.g. a short excerpt from your group´s home page). This allows the MLnet OiS user to easily find your group when employing the OiS keyword-search facilities.

Example:
The Knowledge Discovery Team is interested in all aspects of learning, knowledge discovery, and visual knowledge exploration. Our particular focus is on analysis of problems that go beyond standard single-table analysis, such as multi-relational data and geographical data.

Group (abbrev)

Abbreviation of your group´s name (leave this blank in case it makes no sense to specify a group for your institution).

Example:

Group (full)

Your group´s full name (leave this blank in case it makes no sense to specify a group for your institution).

Example:

Institution (abbrev)

The abbreviation for your insitution´s name.

Example:

Institution (full)

Full name of your institution (university/department, company, research institute), i.e. do not use abbreviations!

Example:

Last update

The date of the last update is automatically computed, and does not have to be provided by the user.

MLnet member?

Checkmark this box if your group is a node within the MLnet-2 Machine Learning network of Excellence.

Members of this group (optional)

Select the members of your group from the displayed list. The list contains all entries from the persons-page. In order to add yourself to that list, go to the persons-page and click the add-button.

A short description on how to select more than one entry in a list box is given under the help message for "contact person" above.

You can try out selecting in the example on the right-hand side!

Example:
Person 1Person 2Person 3Person 4Person 5

Projects coordinated (optional)

Select the projects your group is coordinating from the list of projects. If you want to add a project to the list, go to the project page and follow the instructions there.

You can try out selecting in the example on the right-hand side!

Example:
Project 1Project 2Project 3Project 4Project 5

Publications (optional)

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Reset

Clicking the ' ' button clears all fields in the form.

Research topics (optional)

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Send confirmation e-mail to:

To verify the validity of your addition or update, you have to provide an e-mail address to which a short confirmation mail is send. A copy of this is also mailed to the MLnet OiS administrator in order to be able to check the contribution.

Example:

Software (optional)

You can optionally mark the software that your group has developed or is responsible for (not the software your group is using).
To add your machine learning software to the list go to the software page and click the add-button.

You can try out selecting in the example on the right-hand side!

Example:
Software 1Software 2Software 3Software 4Software 5

State (optional)

State, if applicable

Example:

Type of learning (optional)

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Update

Clicking the ' ' button submits the data entered into the form and updates the existing entry of the group.

Working area

Choose your group's working area(s) / the community your group belongs to (multiple selections are possible).

Case-based reasoning Knowledge acquisition Machine learning

WWW (Group)

Internet address of your group. Please provide the corresponding protocol-prefix ´http://´, ´ftp://´, ´gopher://´, ´mailto:´ when specifying the address.
If your group offers more than one address, see the description of 'WWW (institution)' below for advise.

Example:

WWW (Institution)

Internet address of your institution. Please provide the corresponding protocol-prefix ´http://´, ´ftp://´, ´gopher://´, ´mailto:´ when specifying the address.
If your institution offers more than one address/protocol (e.g. http://www.gmd.de and alternative ftp://ftp.gmd.de) specify the most common way of access. This is typically the http- or ftp-address (prefer http over ftp).

Example:

Zip-code

Zip-code. Please include your country code (e.g. F for France, ESP for Spain, etc.)

Example: