The Text Analysis and Machine Learning Group

Executive summary | What is Knowledge Management? | The team | Brief history | Results and accomplishments | Current graduate students | International, national and industrial cooperation

Current Graduate Students Supervised 
by TAMALE members  

Supervisor: S. Matwin

1.       Al-Husseini PhD

2.       Noureddine El-Kadri, PhD student, Privacy Techniques in Data Mining (tentative)

3.       Sylvain Letourneau, PhD student, An Interactive Method for The Analysis and Removal of Attribute Dependencies in Data Mining

4.       Misha Zhilin,  PhD student, Data Mining for Proteomics Expression (tentative)

5.       Svetlana Kiritchenko, PhD Student, Text Classification with Temporal Attributes and Hierarchical Categories

6.       Fernada Caropreso, PhD student, Text Classifcation in the User Environment.

2.       Morvarid Sehatkar, PhD student, Privacy Preserving Data Mining

7.       Jeffreson Souza,  PhD student, Feature Selection, co-supervised with N. Japkowicz

8.       Jelber Sayyad Shirabad, PhD student, Data Mining to Extract Relevance of Modules in Software Maintenance

9.       Magda Widlak,  MCS, The Effect of Word Sense Disambiguation on the Performance of Text Classification

10.   Quintin Armour,  MCS, Text Mining, co-supervision with Dr. Japkowicz

11.   Agnes Mucsi-Nagy,  MCS, Vertical Privacy in Data Mining (tentative)

12.   Marvin Zaluski, Case-based Knowledge Acquisition from Text, co-supervision with N. Japkowicz

13.   Rong Tang,  MCS, Transaction Models in Peer-to-Peer Databases, co-supervised with Dr. Kiringa

Supervisor: S. Szpakowicz

1.       Marina Sokolova (PhD), "Analyzing the Language of Negotiation" (tentative), from May 2003

2.       Asad Sayeed (MCS), "Minimalist Syntactic Analysis of Free-Word Order Languages" (tentative), January 2003-present

3.       Loïs Rigouste (MCS), "Evolution of a Text Summarization System in an Automatic Evaluation Framework", September 2001-present (co-supervisor: Dr. Nathalie Japkowicz)

4.       Viviana Nastase (PhD), "Semantic Relationships Across Syntactic Levels", September 1998-present

5.       Mario Jarmasz (MCS), "The Roget's Thesaurus as a Lexical Knowledge Base", September 1998-present

Supervisor: N. Japkowicz  

1.       Marvin Zalusky, Master of Computer Science (expected Spring 2003), University of Ottawa , Co-Supervisor: Stan Matwin, Topic: “Automation of Trouble-Shooting Procedures in Airbus Planes”.

2.       Lois Rigouste, Master of Computer Science (expected Spring 2003), University of Ottawa ,       Co-Supervisor: Stan Szpakowicz, Topic: “Experiments with CALLISTO: A Configurable  Text Summarization System”.

5.       Hui Li, Master of Computer Science (expected Summer 2003), University of Ottawa , Co-Supervisor: Caroline Barriere, Topic: “The Automatic Translation of Topological Prepositions from English to Chinese”.

6.       Jeff Souza, Ph.D. in Computer Science (expected Summer 2004), University of Ottawa , Co-Supervisor: Stan Matwin, Topic: “Feature Selection”.

7.       Olivier Henchiri, Master of Computer Science (part-time), University of Ottawa , Topic: “Learning how to detect computer viruses”.

Supervisor: M. Turcotte

1.       Victor Jin, M.Sc., started September 2001, detection of over-represented local motifs in genomic sequences.

2.       Haibo Wong, M.Sc., started January 2002, long-range interactions, contact maps and multiple sequence alignments.

3.       Truong Nguyen, M.Sc. started September 2002, higher-order motif discovery in mRNA sequences.

4.      Stephen Baird, Ph.D. (co-supervision), started April 2001, modeling the Internal Ribosome Entry Site motif.  

Supervisor: H. Viktor  

1.       Osama Abdali, Multimedia data mining (thesis) Sep 2002-

2.       Hongyu Gu, Multi-agent data mining environment (thesis), Jan 2003-

3.       Mohammed Shakir, Intelligent UML compare tool (project), Jan 2003-

4.       Xaioli Chen, Clickstream analysis of e-data warehouse (project), Jan 2003

Supervisor L. Peyton

1.    Xuyen On, Engineering Business Intelligence, co-supervised with Dr. Lethbridge

Supervisor Iluju Kiringa

1.    Rong Tang,  MCS, Transaction Models in Peer-to-Peer Databases, co-supervised with Dr. Matwin

2.    Yan Danfeng (Ph.D.) - co-supervised with Gregor Bochman

3.    Mehedi Masud  (M.Sc.) - co-supervised with Hasan Ural

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