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I am a PhD candidate in the Machine Learning Department,
School of Computer
Science at Carnegie Mellon University.
I did my undergraduate in Computer Science at University of Ljubljana, Slovenia. I also collaborate with the Department of Knowledge Technologies, Jozef Stefan Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia. I am interested in data mining and machine learning, with emphasis on mining and modeling real-world networks, their evolution, and spread of information, influence and viruses over them. I also do work on text mining, large scale sensor placement problems, and applications of machine learning. My advisor is Christos Faloutsos. |
About | Research | Publications | Talks & Tutorials | CV | Misc
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WWW 2008 Tutorial on the patterns and models of network structure and on diffusion
and cascading behavior in large networks. Slides
Videos and slides from the tutorials on Statistical Properties, Models and Diffusion in Large Social Networks I gave at ECML/PKDD '07 conference and at NATO Workshop on Mining Massive Datasets. Most informative blogs. Which blogs should you read to be most up to date, i.e., to quickly know about important stories that propagate over the blogosphere? I also organize the CMU Machine Learning Lunch. Want to give a talk? :) |
