Xiaoyue Elaine Wang
PhD Candidate Campus Address
Data Mining Lab Department of CSE
*****@**.***.*** Univ. of California Riverside
www.cs.ucr.edu/~xwang/ Riverside, CA 92521
1-951-***-**** United States
OBJECTIVE
Software engineering position with special interest in the area of data mining, machine learning
EDUCATION
09/2006- present Ph.D. (Expected 01/2010)
University of California, Riverside, USA
Major: Computer Science, Advisor: Prof. Eamonn Keogh, GPA: 3.9/4.0
09/2002- 06/2006 B.S.
Wuhan University, Wuhan, China
Major: Computer Science, GPA: 89.1/100
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Data mining/Machine learning techniques with applications to time series data
Image retrieving and analysis
Shape indexing/matching problems
Social network analysis
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Sprint Applied Technology Lab Burlingame,CA 06/2008 - 09/2008
Research Intern
Social network analysis
Considered the problem of assigning weights to edges in a social graph such that the edges accurately reflect
the relationship between nodes. Compared various edge weighting techniques, ranging from simple aggregate-
volume metrics to time-series analysis of node interaction data for the node label prediction problem.
University of California Riverside Riverside CA 07/2007 - present
Research Assistant
Similarity Measures for Time Series Data
-Introduced an advanced version of Dynamic Time Warping algorithm which can improve the classification
accuracy when the time series data contains a certain amount of noises on both ends.
-Produced an augmented Euclidean distance measure for time series of shapes.
Multi-feature Image Matching
-Proposed an efficient method to combine different similarity measures such as shape and color for image
matching.
Indexing Techniques with Constraint on Space and Time
-Introduced a just-in-time indexing technique to speed up the joins in massive real valued datasets, showed
applications in domains as diverse as sensor mining, blog indexing and historical manuscript mining.
-Implemented an anyspace indexing algorithm with applications to data mining.
-Showed a framework working in the scenario of in memory data, e.g. sensor data, based on the time
series bitmaps technique. Efficient classifiers in this case can be updated in constant time and space in the
face of very high data arrival rates.
Semi-supervised Learning Algorithms on Shape Matching
-Produced a more accurate semi-supervised learning algorithm which leveraged off a novel observation
about the effects of shape complexity on distance measures. Showed an effective way to determine the
complexity of a shape in the time series representation.
Demos
-Built a demo website on content-based image indexing algorithms for a large database of scientific
nematode images. It allows users to retrieve different information from the database, e.g. to find most similar
species for the given query nematode image. The website is built and maintained using HTML, Postgresql,
PHP and JavaScript.
-Created a GUI tool in Matlab that converts photos to the appropriate representation. Now the tool is used to
index petroglyph images for Department of Anthropology in UCR.
University of California Riverside Riverside CA 09/2006 - 06/2007
Teaching Assistant
Assisted students with computer problems, troubleshooted hardware and software problems.
SKILLS
Programming: C/C++, BASH scripting, PHP, HTML, Postgresql, Latex
Software: Matlab
Operating System: Mac OS X, Linux, Windows NT/2000/XP
AWARDS
Dean's Distinguished Fellowship Award, University of California, Riverside, 2006-2008
Teng Fei Special Scholarship Award, Wuhan University, China, 2005-2006
JOURNAL
Wang, X., Ye, L., Keogh, E and C. Shelton. Annotating Historical Archives of Images. (International Journal of
Digital Library Systems, to appear January 2010)
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Wang, X., Ye, L., Keogh, E and C. Shelton. Annotating Historical Archives of Images. (runner up best student
paper award JCDL 2008)
Ding, H., Trajcevski, G., Scheuermann, P., Wang, X. and Keogh, E. Querying and Mining of Time Series Data:
Experimental Comparison of Representations and Distance Measures. (VLDB 2008).
Ye, L., Wang, X., Yankov, D., and Keogh, E. The Asymmetric Approximate Anytime Join: A New Primitive with
Applications to Data Mining (SDM 2008)
Ye, L.,Wang, X., and Keogh, E. Autocannibalistic and Anyspace Indexing Algorithms with Applications to Sensor
Data Mining. (SDM 2009)
Kasetty, S., Stafford, C., Walker, P., Wang, X. and Keogh, E Real-Time Classification of Streaming Sensor Data.
(ICTAI 2008).
Zhu, Q., Wang, X., Keogh. E, Lee, S. and Rampley, T. Towards Indexing and Data Mining all the Worlds Rock
Art. In the 37th Annual International Conference on Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in
Archeology (CAA 2009)
Wang, X. and Keogh, E. Finding Centuries-Old Hyperlinks with a Novel Semi-Supervised Learning Technique.
(JCDL 2009)
Zhu, Q., Wang, X. and Keogh, E. Augmenting the generalized hough transform to enable the mining of
petroglyphs. (KDD 2009)