Xindong Wu's Graduate Students

This page shows former and current graduate students who have worked with me. Each student's thesis topic is also listed.

With each of the regular theses and dissertations I supervised to completion, the student and I have published at least one joint refereed paper. Master's theses are not exceptions.

PhD

PhD Dissertations Supervised to Completion

• Yan Zhang, Noise Tolerant Data Mining, PhD, May 2008.
• Richard Relue, Developing Association Rules with the Pattern Repository, PhD, 2003.
• Jason Lowder, Wide Area Selection for Distributed Hyperdocument Search Interfaces, PhD, 1998.
• Stephen Ransom, A Hypertext System Addressing the Issues of Disorientation and Cognitive Overhead, PhD, 1996.
• David Urpani, Knowledge Acquisition from Real World Data, PhD, 1996.

Master's

Master's Theses Supervised to Completion

• Yu He, Frequent Pattern Mining with Wildcards, December 2006, Advisor: Xindong Wu; Co-Advisors: Xingquan Zhu and Abdullah Arslan.
• Gong Chen, Mining Sequential Patterns Across Data Streams, May 2005. Advisor: Xindong Wu; Co-Advisor: Xingquan Zhu.
• Divya Singh, Faster Sequence Alignment using Suffix Tree and Data-Mining Techniques, February 2005. Advisor: Abdullah Arslan; Co-Advisor: Xindong Wu.
• Jeffrey Stone, An Intelligent Digital Library System for Biological Data, February 2005. Advisor: Xindong Wu; Co-Advisor: Mark Greenblatt.
• Stella Chen, Inductive Learning on Partitioned Data, 2004. Advisor: Xindong Wu; Co-Advisor: Xingquan Zhu.
• Hao Huang, Association Analysis with One Scan of Databases, 2001.
• Kalyani Manchi, Dynamic Deduction of Induction Rules, 2000.
• Navin Boddu, HCV Deduction of C4.5 Rules, 1998.
• Kevin Cai, An Object-Oriented Scheduling System with Knowledge Objects, 1997.
• Linda Xu, Interactive Acquisition of Knowledge Objects, 1997.
• Xiaoya Lin, Linear Backward Chaining with Knowledge Objects. 1996.
• Johan Krisar, Noise Handling in Inductive Learning, 1994.
• Petter Mahlen, Dealing with Continuous Attribute Domains in Inductive Learning, 1994.

Master's Projects Supervised to Completion (each with a minor thesis)

• Nauman Sayed, Incremental Learning Using HCV (a 25% Minor Thesis), Master's (by Coursework), 1999.
• Angie Chan, Information Security for Electronic Commerce on the Internet (a 12.5% Minor Thesis), Master's (by Coursework), 1998.