Data Mining Group – TU Dortmund

Prof. Dr. Erich Schubert

The data mining group of Prof. Dr. Erich Schubert is focused on unsupervised data analysis, and belongs to the chair of artificial intelligence. We offer seminars, lecutres, and thesises in related topics, focused on advancing research in this domain. Our research is focused on advancing the methods (e.g., improving the quality and speed). Key research areas include: (i) cluster analysis (ii) anomaly detection (iii) intrinsic dimensionality and data complexity (iv) topic modeling (v) event detection (vi) similarity search in databases.

Oct 12, 2023

Three awards in one week

Our group received three awards in one week:

  • best student paper award at SISAP 2023 for a paper improving sketch-based similarity search in high-dimensional data: Erik Thordsen and Erich Schubert. An Alternating Optimization Scheme for Binary Sketches for Cosine Similarity Search
  • best paper award at SISAP 2023 for the same contribution
  • best paper award of the SIG Knowledge Discovery, Data Mining and Machine Learning (KDML) at the LWDA 2023 for improving nearest-neighbor consistent clustering: Lars Lenssen, Niklas Strahmann and Erich Schubert. Fast k-Nearest-Neighbor-Consistent Clustering
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Oct 6, 2023

New publications accepted

The following new publications were accepted:

  • Lars Lenssen and Erich Schubert. Medoid Silhouette clustering with automatic cluster number selection. In: Information Systems 120, 102290, 2024 (online 2023)
  • Lars Lenssen, Niklas Strahmann and Erich Schubert. Fast k-Nearest-Neighbor-Consistent Clustering In: Proceedings of the Conference "Lernen, Wissen, Daten, Analysen" (LWDA), Marburg, Germany, 2023, to appear. best paper award
  • Melanie Derksen et al. Who Did What When? Discovering Complex Historical Interrelations in Immersive Virtual Reality In: 22nd IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality (ISMAR), 2023, to appear.
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Aug 2, 2023

New publications accepted

The following new publications were accepted:

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Dec 22, 2022

Prof. Schubert in the "most influential scientists"

The Stanford statistician John Ioannidis publishes a list of the 100,000 most influential scientists (science-wide).

In the single-year ranking of the current version (based on the data for the year 2021, published November 2022), Prof. Schubert ranks 92735.

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Sep 1, 2022

YouTube lecture recordings

YouTube lecture recordings of Corona lectures are available in our YouTube channel.

New lectures will not be recorded.

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