Nathalie JapkowiczPh.D. , Adjunct ProfessorPast President of CAIAC |
I have moved to American University in Washington, DC: Please see my new contact information hereUniversity of Ottawa Laboratory for Research on Machine Learning for Defense and Security |
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Academic Honours:
- 2016: Best Paper Award at the Canadian Artificial Intelligence Conference (Canadian AI'2016).
- 2015: Best Paper Award at the IEEE International Conference on Machine Learning and Applications (ICMLA'2015).
- 2014: Test of Time Award at the European Conference on Machine Learning (ECML'2014) for
"Applying Support Vector Machines to Imbalanced Datasets" by Rehan Akbani, Stephen Kwek
and Nathalie Japkowicz: ECML 2004, pp. 39-50.- 2012: Best Paper Award at the Canadian Artificial Intelligence Conference (Canadian AI'2012)
- 2008: Best Paper Award at the International Symposium on Methodologies for Intelligent Systems (ISMIS'2008).
Call for Papers:
DMCS'2017: Data Mining for Cyber Security, a workshop organized in association with ICDM'2017
DMCS'2016: Data Mining for Cyber Security, a workshop organized in association with ICDM'2016
Special Issue of the Machine Learning Journal: Discovery Science
Books:
- Advances in Artificial Intelligence: 22nd Canadian Conference on Artificial Intelligence, edited with Yong Gao, Springer
- Evaluating Learning Algorithms: A Classification Perspective , with Mohak Shah, Cambridge University Press (2011)
- Discovery Science: 18th International Conference, DS-2015, edited with Stan Matwin, Springer
- Big Data Analysis; New Algorithms for a New Society, edited with Jerzy Stefanowski, Springer (2015)
Tutorial
Performance Evaluation for Learning Algorithms
The slides of the tutorial presentation given at Canadian AI 2016, May 31, 9:00am - 12:00pm, Victoria, BC are downloadable here (2.33 MB, 87 Slides)
The slides of the tutorial presentation given at ICML'2012, on June 26, 9:00as - 11:30pm, Edinburgh, UK are downloadable here (11 MB, 120 Slides)
Software:
Software available for Download
A new visualization software for classifier evaluation is available for download HERE
Research Interests:
My research interests are in the areas of Artificial Intelligence and, most specifically, Machine Learning, Data Mining and Big Data Analysis. My areas of applications are defense and security as well as medicine, environmental safety, and business applications. I collaborate with a variety of governmental agencies, public institutions and private industries including DRDC, Health Canada, Ottawa area hospitals, Ciena, Weather Telematics, Larus Technologies, and TechInsights.
For more detail about my work in Defense and Security, please visit the University of Ottawa Research on Machine Learning for Defense and Security webpage by clicking HERE
Publications Open Projects Research Students
Teaching:
Current:
- I have moved to American Univercity in Washington, DC where I now teach.
Previously:
- CSI 3131: Operating Systems , Summer 2016
- CSI 3531: Systemes d'Exploitation, Ete 2016
- CSI 3120: Programming Languages Concepts , Fall 2015
- CSI 5387: Concept Learning Systems / Machine Learning / Big Data Analysis , Fall 2015
- ITI 1521: Introduction a l'Informatique II, Hiver 2015
- CSI 4506: Introduction a l'Intelligence Artificielle , Hiver 2015
- CSI 5387: Concept Learning Systems / Machine Learning / Big Data Analysis , Winter 2015
- CSI 3120: Programming Languages Concepts , Fall 2014
- ITI 1521: Introduction a l'Informatique II, Hiver 2014
- CSI 5387: Concept Learning Systems / Machine Learning , Winter 2014
- CSI 3520: Concepts des Langages de Programmation , Automne 2013
- CSI 3120: Programming Languages Concepts , Fall 2013
- CSI 4506: Introduction a l'Intelligence Artificielle , Hiver 2012
- CSI 5387: Concept Learning Systems / Machine Learning , Winter 2012
- ITI1520: Introduction a l'Informatique I , Automne 2011
- CSI 3520: Concepts des Languages de Programmation , Automne 2011
- CSI 3520: Concepts des Languages de Programmation , Automne 2010
- ITI 1521: Introduction à l'informatique II, Hiver 2009
- CSI 5387: Concept Learning Systems / Machine Learning , Winter 2009
- CSI 3520: Concepts des Languages de Programmation , Automne 2008
- CSI 4506: Introduction a l'Intelligence Artificielle , Automne 2008
- CSI4106: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence , Winter, 2008
- CSI5388: Topics in Machine Learning: Performance Evaluation for Classification , Winter, 2008
- CSI 3120: Concepts of Programming Languages , Fall 2007
- CSI 3520: Concepts des Languages de Programmation , Automne 2007
- CSI 2531: Gestion de Fichiers , Hiver 2006
- CSI 5387: Concept Learning Systems / Machine Learning , Winter 2006
- CSI 3525: Concepts des Languages de Programmation , Automne 2005
- CSI 4506: Introduction a l'Intelligence Artificielle , Automne 2005
- CSI 5388: Topics in Machine Learning , Winter 2005
- CSI 2531: Gestion de Fichiers , Winter 2005
- CSI 3525: Concepts des Languages de Programmation , Automne 2004
(Concepts of Programming Languages)- CSI 4506: Introduction a l'Intelligence Artificielle , Automne 2004
- CSI 4506: Introduction a l'Intelligence Artificielle , Hiver 2004
- CSI 5388: Topics in Machine Learning , Winter 2004
- CSI 3525: Concepts des Languages de Programmation , Fall 2003
(Concepts of Programming Languages)- CSI 5180: Topics in Artificial Intelligence: Natural Language Processing, a Statistical Approach , Fall 2003
- CSI 2531: Gestion de Fichiers , Spring 2002
(File Management)- CSI 5387: Concept Learning Systems / Machine Learning , Fall 2001
- CSI 3525: Concepts des Languages de Programmation , Fall 2001
(Concepts of Programming Languages)- CSI 2531: Gestion de Fichiers , Spring 2001
(File Management)- CSI 3525: Concepts des Languages de Programmation , Fall 2000
(Concepts of Programming Languages)- Natural Language Processing , Dalhousie University, Spring 2000
==> Abstracts of Students' Final Presentations- Data and File Structures , Dalhousie University, Spring 2000.
- Machine Learning , Dalhousie University, Fall 1999
==> Student's Final Projects- Survey of Artificial Intelligence I: Basic Techniques , Ohio State University, Winter 1999, Spring 1999.
Miscellaneous:
- Education
- AAAI'2006 Workshop on Evaluation Methods for Machine Learning
- SIGKDD Explorations Special Issue on Learning from Imbalanced Data Sets
- ICML'2003 Workshop on Learning from Imbalanced Data Sets II
- AAAI'2000 Workshop on Learning from Imbalanced Data Sets I
- NIPS'97 Workshop on Autoencoders/Autoassociators
- Bibliography for Learning from Imbalanced Data Sets
- Dissertation Abstract
- Review of "The Blind Spot", a novel by Sesh Venugopal
Nathalie Japkowicz
School of Information Technology and Engineering (SITE), University of Ottawa
800 King Edward Ave.
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, K1N 6N5
Tel: (613) 562-5800 ext. 6693, Fax: (613) 562-5187
Office: SITE Building, Room 5-029
Email: nat@site.uottawa.ca
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