DATE: Thu, Nov 24, 2016
TIME: 1:30 pm
PLACE: SITE 5084
TITLE: Multi-Labelled Learning and Social Mining
PRESENTER: Marina Sokolova
University of Ottawa and
Institute for Big Data Analytics, Dalhousie University
ABSTRACT:

Data holders in healthcare, finance and other sectors increasingly collect person-specific information. These data sets are routinely used by Machine Learning to predict patient's diagnosis, credit scores, etc.
In this talk we consider a reverse problem of classification of demographic characteristics from given data sets. In other words, we look at how Machine Learning can analyze personal data from the perspective of Social Mining. We use Multi-Label Classification to classify/predict demographic characteristics of patients diagnosed with Diabetes. We report the results of age, race and gender classification obtained on data collected at US hospitals. The work is done with Dung Tran, Naveen Kumar, Aravind Doss.