SIAM International Conference on Data Mining(SDM 2020)

May 07-09, 2020, Cincinnati, United States

Call for Papers

SDM has established itself as a leading conference in the field of data mining and provides a venue for researchers who are addressing these problems to present their work in a peer-reviewed forum. SDM emphasizes principled methods with solid mathematical foundation, is known for its high-quality and high-impact technical papers, and offers a strong workshop and tutorial program (which are included in the conference registration). The proceedings of the conference are published in archival form, and are also made available on the SIAM web site.

Topics of Interest :

• Anomaly & Outlier Detection
  
• Big Data & Large-Scale Systems
  
• Classification & Semi-Supervised Learning
  
• Clustering & Unsupervised Learning
  
• Data Cleaning & Integration
  
• Deep Learning & Representation Learning
  
• Frequent Pattern Mining
  
• Mining Data Streams
  
• Mining Graphs & Complex Data
  
• Mining on Emerging Architectures & Data Clouds
  
• Online Algorithms,Recommendation
  
• Risk Management,Social Network Analysis
  
• Optimization Methods
  
• Parallel and Distributed Methods
  
• Probabilistic & Statistical Methods
  
• Scalable & High-Performance Mining
  
• Other Novel Methods
  
• Applications,Astronomy & Astrophysics
  
• Automation & Process Control
  
• Climate / Ecological / Environmental Science
  
• Customer Relationship Management
  
• Data Science,Drug Discovery
  
• Finance,Genomics & Bioinformatics
  
• Healthcare Management,High Energy Physics
  
• Intelligence Analysis,Internet of Things
  
• Intrusion & Fraud detection
  
• Logistics Management
  
• User Interfaces and Visual Analytics
  
• Other Human and Social Issues

Paper Submission

All submissions must be in PDF format, and must follow the SIAM style files. Papers are limited to nine pages; however, authors should feel free to send submissions that are shorter than nine pages. This includes the title, author details, abstract, technical details, empirical results and bibliography.

In addition, authors have the *option* of submitting a supplementary file for their paper (to present details such as long proofs, additional experimental results, implementation or system details, etc.). The supplementary file must be in PDF format, follow the SIAM style files, and must not exceed five pages. To submit the supplementary file, please submit the main paper first, and then you will be given an opportunity to upload the supplementary file to the CMT system.

Visit the SDM20 Conference Submission Site to upload your PDF file.

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