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Bernhard Schölkopf, Prof. Dr.
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MPI for Biological Cybernetics Dept. Schölkopf Spemannstraße 38
72076 Tübingen
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bernhard.schoelkopf@tuebingen.mpg.de |
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Bernhard Schölkopf's scientific
interests are in the field of machine learning and perception. In particular, he
studies support vector and kernel methods for understanding high-dimensional
data. He is on the editorial boards of:
- Journal of Machine Learning Research,
an online journal which he helped launch as a founding action editor in early
2000. According to the 2003 ISI statistics, JMLR is the top machine learning
journal, and the second most cited journal in all of Artificial Intelligence
(number one is "Medical Image Analysis"). [Update: in 2004, JMLR had the
highest rating of any journal in artificial intelligence, automation and
control, or statistics and probability. It had the second highest rating of
any computer science journal.]
- International Journal
of Computer Vision, one of the two flagship journals of computer vision
(with IEEE PAMI, see below)
- IEEE Transactions on Pattern
Analysis and Machine Intelligence, ranked #3 among 105 IEEE titles in the
latest Journal Citation Reports
- Information
Science and Statistics, a Springer series of
monographs
- Advances in Data Analysis and
Classification (founding member)
- SIAM Imaging Sciences (founding
member)
- Foundations and Trends in Machine Learning (founding
member)
In addition, he has served and serves as PC member (e.g.,
NIPS, COLT, ICML, UAI, DAGM, CVPR, Snowbird Learning
Workshop) and as (program) (co-)chair of various conferences (COLT'03, DAGM'04, NIPS'05 (click here for NIPS'05 author and
reviewer information), as well as the first two kernel workshops). He
acted as general chair of NIPS'06 (author/reviewer
instructions).
Click here
for the WS 2005/2006 course at Tübingen University.
Click here for a nice
photograph of a northern light, taken from the plane traveling back from NIPS a
few years ago.
Many of
his publications can be downloaded from http://www.kernel-machines.org/.
Note: if you want to apply for a
position in his lab, please send your application only to Sabrina.Nielebock@tuebingen.mpg.de.
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