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Travelled to:
1 × Brazil
1 × Canada
1 × Japan
1 × United Kingdom
2 × China
8 × USA
Collaborated with:
S.Pan X.Wu M.Fang P.Zhang C.Zhang Z.Zhu Y.Guo X.Xue T.Guo L.Guo Y.Ye J.Yin C.Bao W.Qiu Y.Shi Y.Yang Q.Chen G.Long L.Chen Y.Fu B.Li J.Tan Z.Lu J.Bongard Y.Lee A.S.Pandya S.Hsu X.Su T.M.Khoshgoftaar R.Greiner J.Wu Z.Hong Z.Cai J.Li P.Wang B.J.Gao
Talks about:
data (9) stream (8) learn (7) graph (5) classif (4) queri (4) activ (4) transfer (3) featur (3) label (3)

Person: Xingquan Zhu

DBLP DBLP: Zhu:Xingquan

Contributed to:

CIKM 20142014
CIKM 20132013
CIKM 20122012
ICPR 20122012
CIKM 20112011
KDD 20112011
CIKM 20102010
KDD 20102010
ICPR 20082008
KDD 20082008
SAC 20082008
ICPR v3 20062006
KDD 20052005
ICML 20032003

Wrote 22 papers:

CIKM-2014-WuHPZCZ #feature model #learning #multi
Exploring Features for Complicated Objects: Cross-View Feature Selection for Multi-Instance Learning (JW, ZH, SP, XZ, ZC, CZ), pp. 1699–1708.
CIKM-2013-FangYZ #graph #scalability
Active exploration: simultaneous sampling and labeling for large graphs (MF, JY, XZ), pp. 829–834.
CIKM-2013-GuoZ #classification #comprehension #empirical #graph #perspective
Understanding the roles of sub-graph features for graph classification: an empirical study perspective (TG, XZ), pp. 817–822.
CIKM-2012-LongCZZ #classification #named #using
TCSST: transfer classification of short & sparse text using external data (GL, LC, XZ, CZ), pp. 764–772.
CIKM-2012-PanZ #correlation #data type #graph #named #query
CGStream: continuous correlated graph query for data streams (SP, XZ), pp. 1183–1192.
CIKM-2012-PanZ12a #graph #query
Continuous top-k query for graph streams (SP, XZ), pp. 2659–2662.
CIKM-2012-ZhuZYGX #classification #parallel
Parallel proximal support vector machine for high-dimensional pattern classification (ZZ, XZ, YY, YFG, XX), pp. 2351–2354.
ICPR-2012-FangZ #learning
I don’t know the label: Active learning with blind knowledge (MF, XZ), pp. 2238–2241.
ICPR-2012-PanZF #correlation #data type #query
Top-k correlated subgraph query for data streams (SP, XZ, MF), pp. 2906–2909.
CIKM-2011-FuLZZ #learning #query
Do they belong to the same class: active learning by querying pairwise label homogeneity (YF, BL, XZ, CZ), pp. 2161–2164.
CIKM-2011-ZhuZYGX #learning
Transfer active learning (ZZ, XZ, YY, YFG, XX), pp. 2169–2172.
KDD-2011-ZhangLWGZG #data type #modelling #performance #predict
Enabling fast prediction for ensemble models on data streams (PZ, JL, PW, BJG, XZ, LG), pp. 177–185.
CIKM-2010-ZhangZTG #concept #data type #framework #named
SKIF: a data imputation framework for concept drifting data streams (PZ, XZ, JT, LG), pp. 1869–1872.
CIKM-2010-ZhuZGX #classification #incremental #learning
Transfer incremental learning for pattern classification (ZZ, XZ, YFG, XX), pp. 1709–1712.
KDD-2010-LuWZB
Ensemble pruning via individual contribution ordering (ZL, XW, XZ, JB), pp. 871–880.
ICPR-2008-ZhuBQ #lazy evaluation #learning
Bagging very weak learners with lazy local learning (XZ, CB, WQ), pp. 1–4.
KDD-2008-ZhangZS #categorisation #concept #data type #mining
Categorizing and mining concept drifting data streams (PZ, XZ, YS), pp. 812–820.
SAC-2008-LeeZPH #evaluation #interactive #named #testing #visualisation
iVESTA: an interactive visualization and evaluation system for drive test data (YL, XZ, ASP, SH), pp. 1953–1957.
SAC-2008-SuKZG #classification #collaboration #machine learning #using
Imputation-boosted collaborative filtering using machine learning classifiers (XS, TMK, XZ, RG), pp. 949–950.
ICPR-v3-2006-ZhuW #ranking #scalability
Scalable Representative Instance Selection and Ranking (XZ, XW), pp. 352–355.
KDD-2005-YangWZ #data type #predict
Combining proactive and reactive predictions for data streams (YY, XW, XZ), pp. 710–715.
ICML-2003-ZhuWC #dataset #scalability
Eliminating Class Noise in Large Datasets (XZ, XW, QC), pp. 920–927.

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