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Welcome to the Department of Knowledge Technologies Prof. Nada Lavrač Head Department Head: Prof. Nada Lavrač Department of Knowledge Technologies – Research areas • Staff: cca. 25 researchers and support staff + 10 students and external collaborators • Main research areas – Machine learning/Data mining (12) – Text mining and semantic web (10) – Knowledge management (4) – Decision support systems (2) – Human language technologies (3) – Logic and cognition (1) Department of Knowledge Technologies Core Applications – – – – – – Ecological modeling AI in medicine Healthcare Agriculture Enterprise management Marketing and News Funding • National funding (1/3): – Basic research project “Knowledge Technologies” – National R&D projects, client applications • EU funding (2/3): – 3 IP projects – 10 STREP projects – 2 Networks of Excellence – 2 Specific Support Actions, Coordination Actions – In 2007: 15 7FP EU project proposals projects EU projects (since 2004) publications Publications Data Mining / Machine Learning • Machine learning techniques – classification rule learning – subgroup discovery – relational data mining and ILP • Data mining applications – medicine, health care – ecology – knowledge management, virtual organizations • Data mining and decision support integration application Subgroup Discovery Applications: Forest fire risk prediction Text Mining and Semantic Web OntoGen Text Mining and Semantic Web Contents Land aplikacija IST World Text and Web Mining support for the EU Commission Cooperation diagram aplikacija IST World Text and Web Mining support for the EU Commission Competence diagram Decision Support • Methods • Software • Applications: – Qualitative Multi-Attribute Modeling – Decision Analysis – Data Warehouses and OLAP – DEXi: Multi-attribute decision support – over 50 applications for clients: evaluation of companies, personnel management, project evaluation, land-use planning, agronomy, medicine and health-care, sport RISK Personal characteristics Hormonal circumstances Menstrual cycle Fertility Oral contracept. Quetel's index Other Cancerog. exposure Fertility duration Age Family history Physical factors Reg. and stab. of men. First delivery Menopause Chemical factors # deliveries Demograph. circumstance software Multi-attribute decision support: Applications and DEXi Software DEXi supports : • what-if analysis • stability analysis • temporal tracing • how explanation • why explanation Human Language Technologies Main research areas: • Compilation of language resources & development of text annotation tools • Digital publishing of complex texts • Machine translation; Semantic Web; Machine learning of language • Focus on Slovenian language Applications • Annotated corpora • Scholarly Digital Editions of Slovenian Literature • Japanese-Slovene Learners’ Dictionary partnerships International cooperation • Industry: – British Telecom – France Telecom – Siemens Business Solutions – Empolis/Bertelsman – Atos Origin – Software AG – UN FAO – Dassault Aviation – BRGM (Bureau de recherches géologiques et minières) – SINTEF (Norway) – iSOCO (Spain) – Ontoprise (Germany) – SIRMA (Bulgaria) – Helsinki Institute of Technology – FZI Karlsruhe – CRF FIAT – ... • Academia: – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Uni Karlsruhe Uni Southampton Uni Sheffield Uni Innsbruck UCL Uni Roma Tech Uni Praga VU Amsterdam Open University Polytechnica Madrid INRIA INRA CNRS (France) CNR (Italy) Frauenhofer DFKI Saarbrucken ... partnerships International (non-EU) cooperation • Carnegie Mellon University, US – Link Analysis, Text-Mining, Market Analysis • Microsoft Research, UK – Text-Mining, Link Analysis • Stanford University & NASA Ames, US – Equation Discovery, Ecological Modeling • Cycorp Inc., US ■ – Knowledge Management (ontologies) • Osaka University, Japan – Equation Discovery • Tokyo University, Japan – Human language technologies