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The WUME Laboratory

Incubating both researchers and ideas. 


Web Understanding, Modeling, and Evaluation Lab


The WUME Lab houses a research group dedicated to studying search, mining and structure of the web of relationships and other information contained within human-created networks such as the WWW, social networks and citation networks. We are particularly interested in web search, link analysis models, spam for search engines (and other networks), and models of trust and authority. Although not our focus at present, we also have long-standing interests in infrastructure, architecture, measurement, mobility, and evaluation for the Internet and peer-to-peer networks. It is directed by Prof. Brian D. Davison and is a part of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Lehigh University.

The latest news from the WUME Lab:

WhenWhat
20 April 2012Liangjie Hong's paper on Discovering Geographical Topics in the Twitter Stream was presented at WWW2012 in Lyon, France.
19 April 2012Ovidiu Dan's poster paper on Mining for Insights in the Search Engine Query Stream was presented at WWW2012 in Lyon, France.
16 April 2012Prof. Davison co-organized the AppWeb workshop at WWW2012 in Lyon, France.
22 March 2012Our poster on Distinguishing Venues by Writing Styles has been accepted at JCDL 2012 to be held in Washington, DC in June.
January 2012We welcome Dr. Xiannong Meng as a visitor for spring 2012.
9 December 2011Xiaoguang filed his completed dissertation -- congratulations Dr. Qi!
5 December 2011Our paper Topic-Sensitive Search Engine Evaluation has been published by Online Information Review.
22 August 2011Liangjie Hong presented our paper Tracking Trends: Incorporating Term Volume into Temporal Topic Models at KDD 2011.
10 August 2011Prof. Davison presented our paper Temporal Dynamics of User Interests in Tagging Systems at AAAI 2011.
8 August 2011Prof. Davison presented our paper Normalizing Microtext at the AAAI-11 Workshop on Analyzing Microtext.
5 August 2011We welcome Dr. Yan Fu as a visitor for the 2011-2012 academic year.

Last modified: Sun May 13 16:38:13 EDT 2012