Data Mining with UAI Proceedings
This web page contains links to the slides that I used in a panel discussion in the TAAI
AI Forum '99. This panel section discussed topics about (1) AI research topics and
(2) promotion of scholarly contact/exchange with internation AI communities. The topic of
my talk was Data Mining
with UAI Proceedings, where UAI stands for
Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence. My talk provided
a rudimentary analysis of the papers presented in the UAI proceedings published between
1993 to 1998. As you will see, the counting of the papers were based only on the
identity of the first authors.
Before you dive into the
slides, please take a minute or so to check out the disclaimer.
Disclaimer
The analysis provided a very narrow view over the UAI papers.
Please interpret the presented data and charts with a grain of salt.
Particularly, due to the limitation on space and time, there were no ways to report achievement
of all UAI folk and their related institutions.
The names, both personal and institutional, should never be interpreted as indication of
their credibility, importance, and contribution to the field.
Although the slides are generated with Microsoft PowerPoint(c) and tested only on
Microsoft IE5.0, this author has no intention to promote Microsoft products. If you have
any difficulty in browsing the slides, please feel free to contact me.