Bay Area Artificial Intelligence Meetup Group

ACM Machine Learning / Data Mining Camp

Mar 20 Sat 11:00 AM

Location: eBay

2161 N First St
San Jose, CA 95131

This is a private home or office

Attendance: 70 people attended.
4.5010 (10 ratings)
Who organized?
Tricia Hoffman

Date: Saturday, March 20, 2010
Time: 11:00 to 7:30 pm
Location: eBay 2161 N First St, San Jose, CA 95131
Beverages, Snacks included with RSVP at the LinkedIn event

Please help spread the word by adding the event to your LinkedIn Profile! The Twitter Tag is #DMCAMP

The camp should be very interesting. Please RSVP at the LinkedIn event (so we can plan food and security badging) and suggest topics of interest on LinkedIn Events! For more information check out the ACM web site! It would be great if you blogged on any ideas you have for session topics.
Hope to see you there!

Thank you to our sponsors: eBay, LinkedIn, Kxen, Revolution Computing, Salford Systems

The free camp is from 11:15 – 7:30 PM.

There will once again be an expert panel! Ted Dunning will present the current status of Mahout.

Please suggest topics of interest: Machine Learning, Data Mining, SVM, SVD, Dimensionality Reduction, Large Data Sets, Netflix contest, Statistics, Collaborative Filtering, Bio-informatics, Financial Analytics, Hadoop, Mahout, Decision Trees, Bagging, Boosting

There will be an optional Pre-Camp Training 9:30 – 11:30 AM by Mikhail Golovnya, Consulting Project Leader, Salford Systems
“How to Win Data Mining Competitions.”

If you plan on attending the Pre-Camp Training, please pay $30 in advance at
http://store.kagi.com...

LinkedIn Event:
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ACM web site:
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70 attendees
- Luca Rigazio
  
  “ awesome meeting - so many interesting people and sessions, great exchange of information - got very good ideas ”
- Irene Gabashvili
  
  “ It was a good event, but with so many people it is better to plan a little in advance. I thought my session will be discussions but nobody read what was written about it. People expected a tutorial or a presentation, so I had to create one on-the-fly. More thoughts at: http://aurametrix... ”
- Nikhila Arkalgud
  
  “ Over all I really enjoyed the camp, learn t a lot. However, suggestions of topics could have been handled better. We could do it a day before the camp using an online voting system. ”
- Kevin Cameron (+1 guest)
  
  “ Interesting topics and discussions. Would maybe be better if some of the topics were agreed on prior to the conference so that people are better prepared. ”
- Irene Rose
  
  “ most sessions were very good, informative and stimulating. Some could have used a little more thought. ”
- Ardy
- Jakob
- Oswald
- Joanne
- Richard Karpinski
- Chris
- Christie
- Andraz Tori (+1 guest)
- Samantha Atkins
- Yong
- lawrence
- Never Follow
- Alex Gaputin
- Jake
- Karl Anderson
- jeremy helm
- Kimo
- Steve Yang
- James W
- joel
- Leslie Pound
- Bill
- bill tang
- John C
- Mark Carranza
- Tricia Hoffman
- Eric Steen
- Eri Gentry
- Newton C
- Stephan Branczyk
- navneet Dalal
- Jack Park
- David MacMillan
- Mayank Patel
- Amlan Chatterjee
- PurushGupta
- Gokul Pillai (+1 guest)
- Clark Bernier
- Sudarshan Gaikaiwari (+1 guest)
- Randy Kerber
- Greg Whittemore
- Bill Wang
- Vinu
- Ravi
- Alec Go