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2nd IKDD Conference on Data Sciences (2015) - Bangalore, Mar 18-25, 2015

2nd IKDD Conference on Data Sciences (2015) - Bangalore, Mar 18-25, 2015

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  • The second Conference on Data Sciences will take place in Bangalore from March 18 to 21, 2015.
  • The inaugural CoDS Conference in Delhi was successful, attracting over 120 participants and notable keynote speakers.
  • This year's conference will feature keynotes, industry workshops, a PhD forum, and a data challenge.
  • Submissions for original research papers in all areas of Data Science are being solicited for publication in the ACM Digital Library.
  • The conference proceedings will be published in the ACM Digital Library.

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The second Conference on Data Sciences (CoDS) organized by the Indian chapter of the ACM Special Interest Group on Knowledge Discovery in Databases (ACM IKDD) in association with ACM SIGKDD will be held in Bangalore between March 18 and 21 2015. The first CoDS Conference in Delhi in March 2014 was a very successful event. It featured keynotes talks by Inderjit Dhillon, Juliana Freire, Jure Leskovec, Pedro Domingos, Ravi Kannan and Stephen Muggleton, and brought together the Data Sciences fraternity from India and around the globe, with over 120 participants. We hope to have an even more exciting program this year with keynotes, industry workshops, a PhD forum and a data challenge. We solicit submissions of original research papers in all areas of Data Science. A more detailed Call for Papers is here. Accepted papers will be published in the ACM Digital Library.

We plan to publish the conference proceedings in the ACM Digital Library.

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