News:
(item1) Gregory Piatetsky-Shapiro, Industry Briefs: {Angoss;} Gentia & Flexi
(item2) Gregory Piatetsky-Shapiro, Amazon allows opt-out from Purchase
Circles policy
(item3) Foster Provost, Free internet via data mining ?
Publications:
(item4) Gregory Piatetsky-Shapiro, Estimating Campaign Benefits and Modeling Lift
(item5) Patrick Naim, New book in French about Bayesian Networks
(item6) Steve Minton, recent JAIR article, {Identifying Mislabeled Training Data}
Jobs:
(item7) David Hartsough, Medford, MA: Scientific Applications Programmers at
ArQule Inc.
(item8) Philip Spellman, Clinton, MD: 2 data mining positions at Kajax Engineering
(item9) Oliver Brock, Hayward, CA: Data Mining and Warehousing at AllAdvantage.com
(item10) Laura Hoge, Columbia, SC: 4 Modeling and Reporting Positions at
Fleet Mortgage Group
Tools/Services:
(item11) Rob Wise, Dowser: a basic beta Data mining program
Courses:
(item12) Dawn Swope, Last Call: M99 -- SAS Data Mining Technology Conference
SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC, September 13-17, 1999
Calls for Papers:
(item13) Paul Bradley, KDD-2000 CFP: Aug 20-23, 2000, Boston, MA, USA
(item14) Foster John Provost, CFP: E-commerce and Data Mining
(item15) IAT99 Conference, 2nd CFP: Workshop on Agents in E-Commerce
Meetings:
(item16) Alvis Brazma, data mining for bioinformatics
10 - 12 November 1999, Cambridge, UK
(item17) Zhong, Call for Participation (RSFDGrC'99)
Ube, Yamaguchi, Japan, November 9-11, 1999
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