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SIEMENS
Siemens Medical Solutions
USA
Computer Aided
Detection (CAD)
Soarian
Quality Measures
KDD
2008
KDD
CUP 2008
Background
on Breast Cancer
Data Description
Challenge Description
Hints
Workshop
on Mining Medical Data
Important Dates
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Announcement about test labels
We have received many emails about whether it is possible to make test labels available, and we regret to say that this will not be possible. However, the training data and the test features are still available after registration/login. You can also use the submission pages to get the immediate feedback on your results.
Get result for Challenge 1
Get result for Challenge 2
KDD Cup 2008 Announces Top 10 submissions!
We would like to formally recognize the following top three teams in the challenges.
Challenge 1
(AUC)
1. PMG-IBM-Research Team Members: Claudia Perlich, Prem Melville, Grzegorz Swirszcz, Yan Liu, Saharon Rosset, Richard Lawrence.
Affiliation: IBM Research
2. Hung-Yi Lo Team Members: Hung-Yi Lo, Chun-Min Chang, Tsung-Hsien Chiang, Cho-Yi Hsiao, Anta Huang, Tsung-Ting Kuo, Wei-Chi Lai, Ming-Han Yang, Jung-Jung Yeh, Chun-Chao Yen and Shou-De Lin
Affiliation: National Taiwan University
3. yazhene Team Members: Yazhene Krishnaraj and Chandan K. Reddy
Affiliation: Wayne State University
All submissions to Challenge 1
Challenge 2
1. PMG-IBM-Research Team Members: Claudia Perlich, Prem Melville, Grzegorz Swirszcz, Yan Liu, Saharon Rosset, Richard Lawrence.
Affiliation: IBM Research
2. TZTeam Team Members: Didier Baclin
Affiliation:
3. Hung-Yi Lo Team Members: Hung-Yi Lo, Chun-Min Chang, Tsung-Hsien Chiang, Cho-Yi Hsiao, Anta Huang, Tsung-Ting Kuo, Wei-Chi Lai, Ming-Han Yang, Jung-Jung Yeh, Chun-Chao Yen and Shou-De Lin
Affiliation: National Taiwan University
All submissions to Challenge 2
We would like to thank everyone for their participation in the challenges. We received over 200 submissions for each task.
KDD Cup 2008 and the Workshop on Mining
Medical Data
KDD Cup is the
first and the oldest data mining competition, and is an integral
part of the annual ACM
SIGKDD International Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data
Mining (KDD). Based on data provided by Siemens Medical Solutions
USA, this year's KDD Cup competition focuses on the early detection
of breast cancer from X-ray images of the breast. No image
processing skills are needed for participating in the competition.
We are looking
forward to an interesting competition and your participation. We
particularly encourage the participation of students. There are two different and
parallel options for participating.
- Submit entries to the KDD
Cup 2008 competition.
- Paper submissions for the associated Workshop
on Mining Medical Data.
Medical Data Mining products from Siemens
Medical Solutions
Siemens
Medical Solutions USA is proud to provide data for the KDD Cup
2008. The CAD & Knowledge solutions group (CKS
Group) of Siemens Medical Solutions is responsible for research and
development in three main categories of products designed to: (a)
improve early detection of diseases from imaging studies; (b)
support therapy planning; and (c) help improve the therapy received
by patients. In the first category, computer aided detection (CAD)
products assist clinicians, for example, in the detection of breast
cancer in mammography examinations or the identification of early
stage lung cancer in chest CT images. In the second category,
products are developed to assist physicians in planning the optimal
schedule of radiation and chemotherapy for patients with lung
cancer. In the third category, our quality
measurement products mine all available data from physician
dictations, medical images, billing databases, and other structured
and non-structured data sources. The data is organized to identify
patients who may need additional therapy according to established
medical guidelines.
Machine Learning Research
in the CKS group
The
CKS Group brings together a world class team of scientists with
expertise in various aspects of statistical pattern recognition,
optimization, natural language processing, Bayesian inference,
computer vision, bioinformatics, medical imaging and image
processing. The algorithms developed and prototyped by these
scientists are coded, tested and commercialized by a strong
international team of software engineers. Since machine learning
(ML) is crucial to the development of our products, it is a
core-research area for the group. We are interested in many problems
such as supervised/semi-supervised classification, feature
selection, active learning, structured prediction of correlated
output variables, large-scale inference with Bayes Nets, multiple
instance learning and collaborative learning. Further, the
improvement of our products also poses many novel and interesting
research questions, which can only be solved by creative researchers
who are eager to tackle complex machine learning problems from first
principles. We have opportunities at both junior and senior levels
for machine
learning, NLP and Bioinformatics
researchers. We also have opportunities for student internships.
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