Data Mining course at Stanford

That Good Looking Search Guy points me to this entry at Geeking With Greg about  the course page for  CS345: Data Mining being taught at Stanford.  Quite a few interesting slide decks including  Recommender Systems, Locality-Sensitive Hashing  and clustering (1) (2).

Posted on: Nov 16, 2006

Posted by: plamere

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Paul, was it Stephen Green that pointed you to those slides? Or my post here? http://glinden.blogspot.com/2006/11/excellent-data-mining-lecture-notes.html I looked at Stephen's blog and didn't find anything about the course there. No worries, just curious what Stephen might have said about the slides, but I couldn't find any post from him about it.

Posted by Greg Linden on November 18, 2006 at 05:06 PM EST #

Indeed, Steve sent me an email with a link to the Stanford lectures in a personal email. Of course, he saw it first on Geeking with Greg - I've added the a link back to the source. Thanks for the tip (and the latest yahoo memo is interesting too!)

Posted by Paul on November 18, 2006 at 06:04 PM EST #

This is a minor point, but it's spelled "Stanford".

Posted by Will Dwinnell on February 01, 2007 at 06:08 PM EST #

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