Evangelos E. Milios
University Research Professor & DeepSense
Scientific Director
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Dipl. Eng. ElecEng, NTUA, Greece (1980)
S.M., E.E. M.I.T.
(1983), Ph.D. M.I.T.
(1986)
Killam Chair in Computer
Science (2006-2011) (Killam Trusts)
Senior Member of the IEEE
Professional Engineer
(Ontario). |
Address: Faculty of Computer
Science, Dalhousie University,
Goldberg Computer Science Building,
6050
University Avenue, PO Box 15000,
Halifax,
Nova Scotia, Canada B3H 1W5
Personal Home Page: http://www.cs.dal.ca/~eem
email:
 (for
research and personal)
 (for Dalhousie
administration & DeepSense)
Phone: 902-494-7111 Fax: 902-492-1517
Skype: evangelosmilios
Office: Room 436
Google Calendar
(choose week tab)
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/evangelos-milios-2973685/
Google Scholar: https://tinyurl.com/mhu65ye
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Research Interests: Visual Text
Analytics, Modelling and Mining of Networked Information Spaces,
Text Mining, Graph Mining, Social Network Analysis.
Short biography
Uniweb
CV
Affiliations
Machine Learning
and Networked Information Spaces (MALNIS)
Institute of Big Data Analytics
DeepSense
Graduate student positions available
(Master's and PhD level)
Semantic analysis of text documents
Exploiting semantic analysis of text documents in problems of
sense making, high recall information retrieval and interactive
clustering and visualization of document collections. Focusing
on methods that draw upon large knowledge corpora like
Wikipedia, word and term embeddings derived from domain-specific
text corpora, and deep networks capturing document semantics.
Ocean data analytics (DeepSense)
Working in ocean data analytics within DeepSense,
an innovation environment that brings together industry with
data and ocean scientists to develop commercially-useful
predictive models, analytical prototypes, and data-intensive
applications for use in the blue economy.
Please upload your
CV, transcripts and statement of interest to your Google drive folder, share the folder
with my gmail address (see top of this page), and send me the
link (I am trying to
eliminate email attachments).
Graduate
resources
