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This complete matlab for neural network

发信人: yaomc (白头翁&山东大汉), 信区: DataMining
标  题: [合集]Problem
发信站: 南京大学小百合站 (Thu Jan 17 19:32:04 2002), 站内信件

helloboy (hello) 于Fri Dec 28 17:30:03 2001提到：

I think out an algorithm. But it's hard for me to judge
whether it has been work out by others.You know ,internet
resources are so vast that we can't see all the materials.
I'd like to know whether there is some website showing the
authority articles. I can easily find out whether my algorithm
has been work out or not.

Sincerely thanks to all colleage.       


roamingo (漫步鸥) 于Fri Dec 28 22:22:31 2001提到：

I suggest that one should be familiar with the literature before
he/she starts to made some new advances.  However, for your question,
the best way I believe is to ask a top expert, e.g. Jiawei Han, to 
validate whether your idea is new.  A good DIY way I think is
to trace the citation threads with "http://www.researchindex.org/"
However, you should still know some of the top papers in your field
to start with.



daniel (飞翔鸟) 于Fri Dec 28 22:39:05 2001提到：


I will not encourage you to query experts such as Han Jiawei because there 
are always such kinds of questions badering them. A good solution for you 
is to read prestigious journals or conference proceedings involving your 
area at first. For data mining, the journal DMKD, ML, DKE, and IEEE TKDE, 
and the proceedings of KDD, ICDM, SIGMOD, and VLDB, should not be missed. 
Also you should not miss SIGKDD Explorations. You d better work on
your idea after mastering the state-of-the-art of the area. Otherwise your
time may have great chances to be wasted.



helloboy (hello) 于Sat Dec 29 10:41:17 2001提到：

But it's a non-trival process.
I need much time to read all the books.But at the same time I need 
to write articles for my doctoral degree articles. I can't see all the 
materials. But I'm afraid my articles will become invalid because my
idea is the same with someone else.



fervvac (高远) 于Sat Dec 29 14:32:52 2001提到：

I would say internet helps to alleviate the problem, :-)
Due to the information explosion, it is nearly impossible for one to know the
state of the arts in a wide area. 
In your case, try to find a survey paper, or a good and recent book on that
topic (there is usually bibliography notes after each setion). 



fervvac (高远) 于Sat Dec 29 14:41:38 2001提到：

You would definitely do a survey of that area before finding a suitable 
PH.D thesis topic. it would be disastrous if you are reinventing the wheel.