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Below are the topics submitted by the students presenting in each session. I have put these up as ``advertisements" for each session. Note that these are the original research paper topics submitted. The actual presentations may be on variations on or specialisations of these topics.
Monday 18th September
Link Analysis and Association Rules
Rule Extraction from Neural Networks
Data Mining and the World Wide Web
12898767
Data Mining and the World Wide Web
A Journey to Supermarket Shoppers
Monday 2nd October
Data Mining and the World Wide Web
Market Basket Techniques and Applications
Decision Trees
Data Mining and the World Wide Web
11925795
Privacy Issues in Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining
Monday 9th October 4-6pm
Data Mining and the World Wide Web
Visualizations for Data Mining on the World Wide Web
Bayesian Belief Network for Data Mining
10206590
Data Mining Techniques used in the Human Genome Project
Data Mining in the Medical Industry (?)
Monday 9th October, 7-9pm, B4.71
Information Filtering
Applications of Neural Networks for Stock Price Prediction
Data Warehousing and Data Mining
Data Clustering Techniques: A Review of Current Approaches
Market Analysis and Management: Market Basket Analysis
Tuesday 10th October, 4-6pm, B4.71
Data Mining Techniques for Telecommunication Fraud Detection
Link Analysis
Relationships Between Statistical Analysis and Data Mining Techniques
Multimedia Data Mining
Data Mining and the World Wide Web
Monday 16th October, 4-6pm
Text Mining
Data Mining and the World Wide Web
Data Mining and E-commerce
Self-Organizing Maps in Data Mining
Neural Networks for Data Mining
Monday 16th October, 7-9pm, B4.71
Data Mining and the World Wide Web
12756393
From Data Warehousing to Data Mining
Data Mining and the World Wide Web
Predicting Australian Dollar vs. Japanese Yen Exchange Rate using Neural Networks
Tuesday 17th October, 4-6pm, B4.71
Decision Tree and its Applications
Web Mining
Decision Trees
Industry View of Data Mining
Industry View of Data Mining
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