the 

dmip

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Data Mining, Machine Intelligence & Inductive Programming 

PRESENTATION

History

The DMIP team began in 1997, and consolidated as a group in 2000, with the initial goal of extending ILP to other declarative languages. Since then, the group has been acquiring a broader view of the field, exploring different techniques and applications, focussing on the evaluation of machine learning and machine intelligence systems, spanning in many areas of machine learning, data mining and AI. 



Research areas

Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Data Mining, Data Science, Intelligence measurement, Predictable AI, XAI, Knowledge Discovery, Multi-paradigm Inductive Programming, ROC analysis, ML Robustness, AI Fairness, cost-sensitive learning and model evaluation for decision support, Agreement Technologies, Agent Intelligence Evaluation, MML induction and Solomonoff prediction, Probabilistic (inductive) programming, Inductive Debugging, Universal Psychometrics, ...


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TEAM

Mª José Ramírez-Quintana

Associate Professor


Cèsar Ferri

Professor


Nando Martínez-Plumed

Associate Professor


Joseph Castellano

Executive Research Assistant

Angélica Guzmán 

Postdoc Researcher

Wout Schellaert

PhD Student

Raül Fabra

PhD Student

Yue Zhao

PhD Student


Dani Chorro

Researcher

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Jan Arne Telle

Collaborator (U. Bergen)

Manuel Cebrian

Collaborator (UC3M)

Pablo Moreno-Casares

Collaborator (Xanadu.AI)


Manuel García-Piqueras

Collaborator (UCM)


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