Eileen A. Ni

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2013
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Eileen A. Ni, Da Kuang, Charles X. Ling:
Decisive Supervised Learning. PAKDD (1) 2013: 426-437
2012
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Eileen A. Ni, Charles X. Ling:
Active Learning with c-Certainty. PAKDD (1) 2012: 231-242
2011
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Eileen A. Ni, Charles X. Ling:
Direct Marketing with Fewer Mistakes. ADMA (1) 2011: 256-269
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Eileen A. Ni, Charles X. Ling:
Learning with Guaranteed Label Quality. ICMLA (1) 2011: 490-495
2010
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Jun Du, Eileen A. Ni, Charles X. Ling:
Adapting cost-sensitive learning for reject option. CIKM 2010: 1865-1868
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Eileen A. Ni, Charles X. Ling:
Supervised Learning with Minimal Effort. PAKDD (2) 2010: 476-487

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