DB Group Seminar

Please email dbucla@cs.ucla.edu if you'd like to give a talk. Time and subject are very flexible.

Welcome to the homepage for the UCLA Database Group Seminar! This seminar is a weekly informal meeting. We usually have a paper presentation either of our own recent work or of recent papers of general interest. All talks are held in Boelter Hall 4549 between 12:30 - 2:00pm unless otherwise specified.

On this site, you will find upcoming talk announcements and abstracts from previous talks. You can also receive talk announcements on our mailing list. If you are interested, See the instructions for adding yourself to the mailing list.

Directions for outside speakers.

2004 | 2003
2002-2003 : [ fall | winter | spring ]
2001-2002 : [ fall | winter | spring ]
2000-2001 : [ winter | spring ]
Fall, 2005
Date Speaker Title
12/16 Hyun Jin Moon XML Query Rewriting for Temporal Database Schema Versioning
12/9 Alexandros Ntoulas On Space Optimizations and Correctness Guarantees in the Calculation of the Top-k Results in an Inverted Index
11/18 Uichin Lee Efficient data harvesting in Vehicular Sensor Networks
11/4 Yijian Bai Extending Query Language to Support Streaming Temporal Events Detection
10/28 Hetal Thakkar Managing RFID Data
10/21 Jianming He On Privacy Predictability in Social Networks
10/7 Raymond Pon Defining and Measuring the Interestingness of Documents

Summer, 2005
Date Speaker Title
9/23 Professor Carlo Zaniolo Mining Databases and Data Streams with Query Languages and Rules
9/16 Elio Masciari Fast Detection of XML Structural Similarity
9/9 Yan-Nei Law An Adaptive Nearest Neighbor Classification Algorithm for Data
Spring, 2005
Date Speaker Title
6/10 Shaorong Liu Vague Content and Structure (VCAS) Retrieval for Document-centric XML collections
6/03 Mehrdad Jahangiri (USC) SHIFT-SPLIT: I/O Efficient Maintenance of Wavelet-Transformed Multidimensional Data
5/27 Raymond Pon Data Quality Inference
5/20 Hetal Thakkar A Native Extension of SQL for Mining Data Streams (Demo)
5/13 Hyun Jin Moon Answering queries using views: A survey
5/06 Alexandros Ntoulas The Infocious Web Search Engine: Improving Web Searching Through Linguistic Analysis
5/06 Fang Chu, Andrea Improving Mining Quality by Exploiting Data Dependency
4/29 Yu Xu (UCSD) Efficient Keyword Search for Smallest Lowest Common Ancestors in XML Databases
4/22 Ka Cheung Sia, Richard Efficient Monitoring Algorithm for Fast News Alert
4/15 Fang Chu, Andrea Job Talk
Winter, 2005
Date Speaker Title
3/18 Yizhou Wang Statistical Inference on Markov Random Graphs
3/04 Yizhou Wang Modeling and Inference of Complex Motion on Graphs
2/11 Qinghua Zou mGrid: a Matching Grid for Querying XML Streams
1/28 Victor Liu Improving text retrieval using context, domain knowledge and probabilistic content modeling