Welcome to the 4th issue of the Journal of Machine Learning Video Abstracts, published by Knowledge for All Foundation Ltd, London, with the goal of providing the legacy of the PASCAL2 Network of Excellence.

This issue is equally dedicated to presenting the flashtalks presentations at the 3rd EUCogIII Members Conference – EUCog – European Network for the Advancement of Artificial Cognitive Systems, Interaction and Robotics – in collaboration with Pascal2 Network of Excellence, held in Palma de Mallorca, 10-11 April 2013.

editor: John Shawe-Taylor, Centre for Computational Statistics and Machine Learning, University College London
editor: Alfons Juan-Císcar, Departament of Computer Systems and Computation, Technical University of Valencia (UPV)
editor: Samuel Kaski, Department of Information and Computer Science, Aalto University
editor: Davor Orlič, Centre for knowledge transfer in IT, Jožef Stefan Institute
author: Moritz Grosse-Wentrup, Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, Max Planck Institute
author: Jan Rupnik, Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Jožef Stefan Institute

Journal Video Abstracts


Online Learning in Non-Stationary Markov Decision Processes

Gergely Neu

In this issue we welcomed self-made video recordings of research covering a wide range of topics, including presentations on full research papers, application reports, systems and tools, ontology papers, surveys, as well as data set reports as long as they clearly relate to challenges and opportunities arising from processing and managing data with the added value of semantics.

Welcome to the 3rd issue of the Journal of Machine Learning Video Abstracts, published by Knowledge for All Foundation Ltd, London, with the goal of providing the legacy of the PASCAL2 Network of Excellence. This issue is equally dedicated to presenting the spotlight presentations of the 2012 Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS) Conference held in December 3, 2012, Lake Tahoe, Nevada, United States as the Volume 2 and Volume 3 of this Journal. The original papers which were submitted to NIPS 2012 were also added to the video abstracts.

Editors of the 3rd Issue and Programme Chairs of the 2010 NIPS Conference

Journal Video Abstracts


Putting Bayes to sleep

Wouter M. Koolen

Entangled Monte Carlo

Seong-Hwan Jun

Kernel Hyperalignment

Peter J. Ramadge

The Video Journal of Semantic Data Management represents an innovative and multimedial way of publishing and sharing current research in the area of Semantic Data Management. It calls for presentations on original and high-quality research describing the role of Semantic Web technologies, Linked Data, and ontologies for the Data Management.

We welcome video recordings of research covering a wide range of topics, including presentations on full research papers, application reports, systems and tools, ontology papers, surveys, as well as data set reports as long as they clearly relate to challenges and opportunities arising from processing and managing data with the added value of semantics.

Articles are attached to each video abstract and also available at the ISWC2012 Boston main conference website.

Journal Video Abstracts


Google: “Get the best summary”

Andreas Thalhammer, Magnus Knuth

Welcome to the 2nd issue of the Journal of Machine Learning Video Abstracts, published by Knowledge for All Foundation Ltd, London, with the goal of providing the legacy of the PASCAL2 Network of Excellence.

This issue is equaly dedicated to presenting the spotlight presentations of the 2011 Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS) Conference held in Granada, Spain, on December 12, as the Volume 1 of this Journal. The VideoLectures.NET team were on site to record the presentations and they post-processed the recordings to incorporate the slides into the video, they also provide the technical infrastructure for the journal pages.

We are publishing this Volume rather late, as the video specific publishing model is still experimental and it makes harder to organize all the necessary stages of the publishing cycle, therefore the review process took longer than expected. We are delighted to have been able to record these and make them available to the wider Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence community together with the wider audience. A special note of thankfulness goes also to our reviewers and spotlight chairs.

Editors of the 2nd Issue and Programme Chairs of the 2010 NIPS Conference

Journal Video Abstracts


The Kernel Beta Process

David E Carlson

Sparse Filtering

Jiquan Ngiam

Welcome to the first issue of the Journal of Machine Learning Video Abstracts. The first issue is dedicated to presenting the spotlight presentations of the 2010 Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS) Conference held in Vancouver, Canada, on December 7-9. The presentations were lengthened to four minutes for this year’s conference with an allowance of 4 slides for each paper. The VideoLectures.NET team were on site to record the presentations and they post-processed the recordings to incorporate the slides into the video. The VideoLectures.NET portal provides the infrastructure for the journal pages. All of the abstracts have been reviewed for quality of recording and appropriateness of presentation, while the papers they describe were accepted to the highly prestigious and competitive NIPS event. At the conference itself there was also a poster session at which researchers could discuss the results with the authors and some of the presentations refer to these sessions at the end of their presentations. We are very conscious of the enormous effort that the authors have put into these presentations in order to communicate the results and main contributions of their papers to the community. We are therefore delighted to have been able to record them and make them available to a wider audience as a special issue of the Journal of Machine Learning Video Abstracts.

John Shawe-Taylor and Richard Zemel
Editors of the Special Issue and Programme Chairs of the 2010 NIPS Conference

Journal Video Abstracts


Improving Human Judgments by Decontaminating Sequential Dependencies

Michael C. Mozer


Copula Processes

Andrew Gordon Wilson

LSTD with Random Projections

Mohammad Ghavamzadeh

Supervised Clustering

Reza Bosagh Zadeh