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Call for Papers
Data Mining deals with the
use of data analysis techniques and methodologies in the design, development
and assessment of data and information systems for biomedical computing. The
goal of this workshop is to share research solutions using data mining
approaches to problems of today's biomedical systems and to identify new
issues and directions for future research in biomedical data mining.
Techniques and Methodologies
proposed in this workshop will help addressing two major challenges to
incorporate this vast biological knowledge into the data mining cycle: (i)
designing efficient the data mining frameworks; and (ii) adapting existing
data mining algorithms to understand constantly varying and changing
biomedical data. In this workshop we hope to present to the audience, the
state-of-the-art frameworks for bringing the background biomedical knowledge
into the pattern recognition task for biomedical data.
In DMB 2008, complementary
to main themes of WI 2008, special focus is aimed at looking on the
evolving areas of interest for Application of Data Mining in Bioinformatics,
namely Semantic Biomedicine, Biomedical Privacy and Security, Biometrics and
Health Informatics. Thus as part of DMB 2008, there are four special tracks
on:
Authors are invited to
submit original papers to the workshop exploring data mining theories,
techniques, and applications for Bioinformatics. Papers are invited (but not
limited) to the following topics:
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Biomedical Data
Mining: Theory and Applications
- Genomics and
Proteomics
- Comparative
Genomics
- Microarray Data
Analysis
- Protein/RNA
Structure Prediction
- Phylogenetics
- Drug Design
- Feature selection
and pattern discovery in biological data
- Biomedical
Literature Mining
- System Biology and
Pathways
- Data mining
applications in bioinformatics, biomedicine, health care and other
biomedical domain areas
-
Semantics in
Biomedicine
- Conceptual Models
for Biological and Medical Data
- Modeling of
Biochemical Pathways
- Biological Data
Visualization
- Biomedical
Ontologies
- Biomedical Data
Engineering using Ontologies
- Biological
Database Management
- Biomedical Data
Warehousing
- Interoperation of
Biomedical Databases
- Biomedical Query
Processing, Query Optimization, and Information Retrieval
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Biomedical Data
Privacy and Security
- Trusted Systems
for Biomedical Data Frameworks
- Secure e-science
protocols and web services
- Soft Computing
methods in biomedical privacy and security
- Management of
emerging health care technologies
-
Heath Informatics
- Electronic Health
Records
- Clinical
Assessment and Patient Diagnosis
- Disease Control
and Prevention
- Medical
informatics
- Clinical decision
support design, development and implementation
- e-health and
m-health
- Virtual Health
Technologies
For more about Paper Submission format
click here.
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