Description of the laboratory skills (Lab'InSight Artificial Intelligence Business intelligence / Datamining 30/05/2011)

1. 1Bruxelles – 30 mai 2011
MLG – Machine Learning Group
Computer Science Department
ULB, Bruxelles
Prof. Gianluca Bontempi
Professeur
Lab’Insight « Intelligence Artificielle » -
Datamining et Business Intelligence, Bruxelles, le 30 mai 2011

2. 2Bruxelles – 30 mai 2011
DOMAINES DE COMPÉTENCES
ET CIBLES INDUSTRIELLES
Domaines de compétences
• Data mining of massive datasets
• Long-term prediction of spatio-temporal time series
• Bioinformatics
• Microarray data analysis
• Network inference
•Environmental modeling by wireless sensor networks
• Fraud detection
• Open-source data mining
• Industrial sectors:
– Pharma
– Finance
– Logistics
– Environment and agriculture
– Biomedical

3. 3Bruxelles – 30 mai 2011
Wireless sensor network
intelligent monitoring
Wireless sensor network
intelligent monitoring
• Tiny embedded computing and sensing systems, which are
resource-constrained (energy, radio)
• Applications in many domains:
• Industry, agriculture, health, ecology, ..
• Machine learning used for: information extraction,
classification, clustering, prediction, compression
• Projects:
• Indoor localisation (PIMAN project)
• Monitoring of greenhouse, ethology lab, CS lab

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Long-term time series predictionLong-term time series prediction
• Long-term forecasting is an open issue in the time series
community
• We focus on innovative paradigms for effective multi-step-
ahead predictions
• Application:
• Wind forecasting
• Logistic (Dieteren project)
• Finance
• Anesthaesia (WALEO project)
• Rehabilitation (ICT4REHAB project)
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5. 5Bruxelles – 30 mai 2011
Network inference in bioinformaticsNetwork inference in bioinformatics
• Graphical representation of complex genomic patterns in
diseases
•Dimensionality reduction, integration of expert knowledge
and data
• Projects
• Breast cancer (collaboration with Bordet and Harvard)
• ARC project on Diabetes (collaboration with Erasme)
DKFZp686B04100 / ISGF-3 / STAT1 / STAT91
MYOM2 / TTNAP
AD024 / MGC22228 / SPBC25 / SPC25
NTT5 / SLC6A16
TREB5 / XBP1 / XBP2
KPL1 / PHR1 / PHRET1 / PLEKHB1
FLJ17098 / FLJ17228 / FLJ39739 / FLJ99434
CASP12 / CASP12P1
BRCC5 / HRAD51 / HsRad51 / HsT16930 / RAD51 / RAD51A / RECA
FLJ22419 / ZNF385D / ZNF659
DKFZp434B227 / FLJ11667 / FLJ23571 / FLJ37775 / IQCG
LOC100129166
CRKL
DKFZp686F0937 / FLJ36270 / FLJ45632 / PLXDC1 / TEM3 / TEM7
FLJ25797 / MGC34869 / RHEBL1 / RHEBL1c
CC2D2A / JBTS9 / KIAA1345 / MKS6
LOC339298
LOC100291812
KIAA0865 / MYO16 / MYR8 / Myo16b
ATF4 / CREB-2 / CREB2 / TAXREB67 / TXREB
Bhlhb7 / OLIG3 / bHLHe20
BCM1 / BLAST / BLAST1 / CD48 / MEM-102 / SLAMF2 / hCD48 / mCD48
DKFZp686E2262 / DKFZp686H15164 / FLJ44133 / HPTP-BETA / HPTPB / MGC142023 / MGC59935 / PTPB / PTPRB
KAIA2138 / KIAA2138 / MGC129623 / SLC17A4
BRICD3 / CHM-I / CHM1 / LECT1

6. Bruxelles – 30 mai 2011
→ Data mining consultancy services
→ Preliminary contact (half a day)
→ MLG presents its expertise in data mining
→ Client presents its problem and the type of data
→ Academic analysis (min 10 days)
→ Preliminary analysis
→ Detailed assessment and validation of the predictive model
→ Prototype in open-source
→ Custom solution and implementation (min 20 days)
→ Integration in the company information system
→ Maintenance and assistance
→ Joint collaborative projects
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SERVICES A L’ENTREPRISESERVICES A L’ENTREPRISE

7. Bruxelles – 30 mai 2011 7
SERVICES A L’ENTREPRISE
FORMATIONS
SERVICES A L’ENTREPRISE
FORMATIONS
Thèmes
→ Data analysis, data mining, machine learning course
→ Open Source programming course for data mining
→ Coaching of personnel

8. 8Bruxelles – 30 mai 2011
CONTACTS LABO
Prof. Gianluca Bontempi
Professeur
gbonte@ulb.ac.be - Phone : +32 2 650 55 91
Dr Yann-aël Le Borgne
Researcher
yleborgn@ulb.ac.be - Phone : +32 2 650 55 94
Dr Patrick E. Meyer
Researcher
pmeyer@ulb.ac.be - Phone : +32 2 650 58 76
Université libre de Bruxelles
Machine Learning Group
Boulevard du Triomphe - Campus ULB La Plaine, CP 212 - B-1050 Bruxelles
mlg.ulb.ac.be