CSE6363 Presentation Information and Schedule

Tips for Good Presentations

• Do not put too much text per slide and use big fonts.
• Do not read your slides. Face the audience and paraphrase the ideas on the slides, using the slide bullets at reminders.
• Use graphics and multimedia effectively to help make your points, but not just for flash.
• Know everything you present. Be able to explain in detail any aspect of the information you present.

Presentation Grading

• Presentation quality and delivery
• Coverage of topic
• Knowledge of topic
• Critical evaluation of topic

Number	Presenter	Topic
1	Adcock	Lee and Liu, "ATMOSPHERE - Automatic Track Mining and Objective Satellite Pattern Hunting system using Enhanced RBF and EGDLM," AAAI-2000.
2	Baritchi	Raghavan et al. "Defection Detection: Using Activity Profiles to Predict ISP Customer Vulnerability," KDD-2000.
3	Lin	Liu et al., "Intuitive Representation of Decision Trees Using General Rules and Exceptions," AAAI-2000.

Number	Presenter	Topic
1	Bean	Otsuka et al., "Memory-Based Forecasting for Weather Image Patterns," AAAI-2000.
2	Han	Blockeel, "Scaling Up Inductive Logic Programming by Learning from Interpretation," Journal of Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining, 1999.
3	Huang	Fu, "Knowledge Discovery by Inductive Neural Networks," IEEE Trans. on Knowledge and Data Engineering, Vo. 11, No. 6, Nov. 1999. (paper to be distributed in class)

Number	Presenter	Topic
1	Butler	Rogers et al., "Mining GPS Data to Augment Road Models," KDD-1999.
2	Pandya	Rowley et al., "Rotational Invariant Neural Network-Based Face Detection," Proceedings of IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, 1998.
3	Sandanayake	Korvemaker et al., "Predicting UNIX Command Lines: Adjusting to User Patterns," IAAI-2000.

Number	Presenter	Topic
1	Forteza	Teller and Veloso, "Program Evolution for Data Mining," International Journal of Expert Systems, 1995.
2	Youngblood	Lehman et al., "A Gentle Introduction to Soar, an Architecture for Human Cognition," 1995. Lent et al., "Intelligent Agents in Computer Games," AAAI-1999. (Both Papers)