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26 to 27 September 2020 Copenhagen, Denmark
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DMSE 2020Data Mining & Software Engineering
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International Conference

Data Mining and Software Engineering, shared in one place

DMSE 2020 is a forum where researchers and practitioners from universities and businesses present results on the theory, methods and applications of data mining and modern software engineering, and build new collaborations in these areas.

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Data Mining Applications Computer Education Multimedia and Visual Software Engineering

Conference at a glance

26 to 27 September 2020Two days of keynotes, papers and workshops
Phoenix CopenhagenBredgade 37, Copenhagen, Denmark
Proceedings by CS and ITPublished in the CSCP series
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Scope and topics

A forum for data mining and modern software engineering

DMSE 2020 provides an excellent international forum for sharing knowledge and results in theory, methodology and applications. The goal is to bring together researchers and practitioners from academia and industry to focus on understanding data mining and modern software engineering concepts and to establish new collaborations in these areas. Authors are invited to contribute articles that illustrate research results, projects, surveying works and industrial experiences that describe significant advances.

  • Advanced Topics in Software Engineering
  • Data Mining Applications
  • Data Mining in Modeling, Visualization, Personalization and Recommendation
  • Data Mining Systems and Platforms, Efficiency, Scalability and Privacy
  • Embedded System and Software
  • Foundations, Algorithms, Models, and Theory
  • Knowledge Processing
  • Knowledge based Systems and Formal Methods
  • Languages and Formal Methods
  • Managing Software Projects
  • Mining Text, Semi Structured, Spatio Temporal, Streaming, Graph, Web and Multimedia
  • Multimedia and Visual Software Engineering
  • Quality Management
  • Search Engines and Information Retrieval
  • Software Engineering Decision Making
  • Software Engineering Practice
  • Software Maintenance and Testing
  • Software Process
  • Web Engineering
  • Web based Education Systems and Learning Applications
Conference themes

Four streams of the programme

The conference brings together work across software engineering, data mining, computer science and engineering, with papers grouped by theme during the sessions.

Software Engineering

The goal of this conference is to bring together researchers and professionals from universities and businesses to talk about data mining and modern software engineering and start new partnerships in these areas.

Data Mining

Authors are asked to send in articles for the conference that show research results, projects, surveying works and work experiences.

Computer Science

Work from the business world that describes significant advances in the fields of data mining and software engineering.

Engineering

Among the topics of interest are the advanced topics of interest in software engineering, data mining and computer science.

At a glance

DMSE 2020 in numbers

36Accepted papers
21Committee members
19Invited speakers
20Research topics
Plan your participation

Important dates

  1. 15 August 2020Ideas and early proposals received
  2. 18 July 2020Full paper submission deadline
  3. 15 September 2020Authors notified of acceptance
  4. 19 September 2020Author notification
  5. 20 September 2020Final manuscript due to the conference
  6. 22 September 2020Registration and camera ready paper due
  7. 26 to 27 September 2020Conference sessions in Copenhagen

Before you make travel plans, please check the conference pages for any changes. Most of the time events have strict deadlines, so checking the official pages is a good idea to find out when things need to be done.

Proceedings

Selected accepted papers

36 papers were accepted for DMSE 2020, covering data mining, machine learning, software engineering and their applications. A sample of the programme is shown here.

Learning for E Learning

Carsten Lecon 1 and Marc Hermann 2, 1 Department of Computer Science, Media Computer Science, Aalen University, Germany and 2 Department of Computer Science, User Experience, Aalen University, Germany

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People

Invited speakers and presenters

Researchers and practitioners from universities and industry present their work across the two day programme.

Carsten LeconAalen University, Germany
Marc HermannAalen University, Germany
Malobika Roy ChoudhurySAP Labs India Pvt Lmt., India
Amr AdelWhitecliffe College of Technology and Innovation, New Zealand
Christopher GebauerUniversity of Bonn, Germany
Peter RegierUniversity of Bonn, Germany
Tatiana TambouratzisUniversity of Piraeus, Greece
Flavio Amadeu BernardiniPaulista University, Brazil
Chaker EssidCarthage University, Tunisia
Baihua LiLoughborough University, United Kingdom
Waleed Bin OwaisQatar University, Qatar
Khalid AmenOakland University, USA
Ravi Theja KatarayBlekinge Tekniska Hogskola, Sweden
Motoki SeguchiRitsumeikan University, Japan
Reda Ayad KhalafLebanese International University, Lebanon
Jonatas Santos de SouzaPaulista University, Brazil
Carlos Alberto PetryUniversity of Campinas, Brazil
Susmitha MohanHCL Technologies, India
Sheela Raju KurupathiGerman Research Center for Artificial Intelligence, Germany

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Related events

Sessions and gatherings associated with the conference programme, open to delegates and the wider community.

Submit your research to DMSE 2020

Full papers are submitted through the conference submission system. Submissions must be original and must not be under consideration elsewhere.

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