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Welcome to the Center for Machine Learning and Intelligent Systems at the University of California, Irvine.
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CML: In The News |
First annual Southern California Machine Learning workshop held at UC Irvine
 The first annual Southern California Machine Learning workshop was recently held at UC Irvine. The one-day event consisted of talks and posters by students and faculty from schools such as UCSD, UCI, USC, Caltech, UCLA, CSU Long Beach, UC Riverside, and UC Merced, as well as local industry participants. Over 90 people attended the meeting and plans are underway for the 2nd annual workshop next Fall.
Computer science graduate students Qiang Liu and Nicholas Navaroli awarded national fellowhips
 PhD students Qiang Liu and Nick Navaroli have each been awarded prestigious national research fellowships. Qiang received a 3-year Microsoft Graduate Fellowship -- one of only 12 awarded in 2011 from almost 200 applications. Nick received a 3-year National Defense Science and Engineering (NDSEG) Fellowship. Congrats to both!
Professor Padhraic Smyth serves as Program Chair for KDD-2011
 Computer science professor Padhraic Smyth is the Program Chair for the 17th ACM SIGKDD Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining. Considered the premier annual international research conference on data mining, the event this year drew a record-setting 1,000+ attendees. Approximately 725 research papers were submitted (another record), of which 125 were accepted for oral or poster presentation at the meeting. The review process involved more than 350 reviewers and 35 senior program committee members. Keynote presenters include Peter Norvig (Google), Stephen Boyd (Stanford University), David Haussler (UC Santa Cruz) and Judea Pearl (UCLA).
Professor Max Welling appointed Associate Editor for IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence
 Computer science professor Max Welling is now Associate Editor-in-Chief for IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence (TPAMI). Welling has previously served as Associate Editor for TPAMI, which is one of the highest impact journals in the general area of artificial intelligence and machine learning. In addition to participating in the review process, Welling is helping to organize a number of special issues on timely topics in machine learning.
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and every month at the Distinguished Speaker Series.
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