CALL FOR PAPERS

Predictive Modeling in Databases and Data Mining

A Special Session in

The 8th International Conference on Computer Science and Informatics

(http://www.jcis.org/pages/subconference/csi/csi.aspx)

In conjunction with

The 8th Joint Conference on Information Sciences

(http://www.jcis.org/index.aspx)

July 21 - 26, 2005, Salt Lake City, Utah

Predictive modeling refers to building a statistical or mathematical model of a quantity with the objective of using the model to predict the quantity at a given future time. It finds a full range of applications in databases and data mining. Papers are solicited for presentation at a special session to be set aside for this subject. Preference will be given to research papers addressing specific technical problems, but experience papers or case study papers with sufficient technical contents will be considered as well.

INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS

This call for paper is for a session that will be part of the hosting conference. So, please submit the papers following the JCIS 2005 submission guideline. Details can be found at http://www.jcis.org/pages/call4paper.aspx. Please indicate on your submission that the paper is specifically for the Special Session on Predictive Modeling in Databases and Data Mining. Authors are encouraged to send abstracts to the session organizer Professor Byung S. Lee at bslee@emba.uvm.edu for his opinion about whether the paper matches the objective of the session.

IMPORTANT DATES

December 1, 2004: Paper due for authors overseas, requiring early notification due to visa processing, etc.
January 15, 2005: Paper due for standard submission.
February 1, 2005: Notification of acceptance - invitation letters sent to authors who require early notification.
March 15, 2005: Notification of acceptance - invitation letters sent to authors for the standard submission.
April 30, 2005: Final camera ready papers due (including invited papers)

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Last modified September 25, 2004