Session 10 cancelled

Dear all,

Session 10 is cancelled, so the seminar is finished. I hope you have enjoyed it.

You will find in the Slides section two sets of slides by other people that I was planning to use.

Cheers,
Ricard

Deadline for delivering practical work

Except for a couple of people that I have contacted for email, let's say that I will accept your description of the practical work performed until July 20th.

Practical work = "lab" != exercises:  Practical work counts for the extra 1 credit.

For exercises, as stated during the course, the deadline is 2 weeks after they were proposed. Exercises give 2 credits, if about 70% of them were handed in reasonable shape. I'm open to negotiation.

No class on June 1st or 2nd

Just to clarify:

- no class on Monday June 1st, holiday
- no class on Tuesday June 2nd, even if it has Monday schedule in FIB

See you on June 8th.

Lecture 7 and changes to Lecture 6 slides

The slides for Lecture 7 are available.

I changed the last part of Lecture 6, on the ADWIN sketch, that we will cover tomorrow as well.

Another seminar on Data Streams - Toon Calders

By chance, another seminar on data streams will take place in UPC in the next days, as part of the IT4BI:

http://www.essi.upc.edu/noticies/seminari-sobre-mining-data-streams

Toon Calders (http://cs.ulb.ac.be/members/tcalders/doku.php) is one of the leading researchers in Data Mining in Europe. His seminar largely overlaps with Part I of this one, probably covering less material overall because it's shorter, but no doubt Toon's view will be extremely illuminating.

Contact Óscar Romero (oromero AT essi.upc.edu). if you are interested in attending.

Slides for Lecture 2 (april 20th) are available

From now on, I will normally not create an entry just to announce that slides are ready, unless there is something else to say for that lecture. You just check the Slides page.

EDIT, apr 19th, 13:35: rewrote slides 16-17 to 16-17-18.

Slides for Lecture 1 (april 13th) are available

See the "Slides" page here.

EDIT, april 13th, 21:30:

• Slides slightly revised after class.
• The slides contain three exercises. As noted in Exercise 2, you have to do it for yourself to understand the material, but you don't have to deliver it.

For all sessions: Exercises can be given to me via email or on paper, in class.