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Automated Learning and Discovery State-Of-The-Art and Research Topics in a Rapidly Growing

Automated Learning and Discovery: State-Of-The-Art and Research Topics in a Rapidly Growing Field Sebastian Thrun, Christos Faloutsos, Tom Mitchell, Larry Wasserman September 1998 CMU-CALD-98-100 Center for Automated Learning and Discovery Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Abstract This report summarizes the CONALD meeting, which took place June 11-13, 1998, at Carnegie Mellon University. CONALD brought together an interdisciplinary group of scientists, concerned with decision making based on data. This report is organized in two parts. The first part (pages 1-6) summarizes the CONALD meeting and highlights its main outcomes, beyond the individual workshop level. The second part (pages 7-30) summarize the results obtained in the individual workshops, discussing in depth promising research topics. This report is available through the Web at /conald. CONALD was supported financially by the National Science Foundation under grant number IIS-9813354, which is gratefully acknowledged. Further financial support from CALD’s coorporate members is gratefully acknowledged: Caterpillar, Inc., Exxon Paramins, Giant Eagle, Inc., KeyBank, Mellon Bank, Schlumberger Cambridge Research, Siemens Corporate Research, Inc., VSI Satech, and Westinghouse Science Technology Center 1 Introduction The field of automated learning and discovery—often called data mining, machine learning, or advanced data analysis—is currently undergoing a revolution. The progressing computerization of professional and private life, paired with a sharp increase in memory, processing and networking capabilities of today’s computers, make it now more than ever possible to gather and analyze vast amounts of data. For the first time ever, the people all around the world are connected to each other electronically through the Internet, making available huge amounts of online data at a astonishingly increasing pace. Sparked by these innovations, we are currently witnessing a rapid growth of a new indus