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  prof AI+SE at cs.wvu.usa

  An effective data scientist supports some human endeavor, via the application of automated data miners. So I explore how to support this combination of silicon and carbon intelligence.

 About me


  • Full Professor : Lane Department of Computer Science, WVU, WV. I teach data mining, agents, programming languages & artificial intelligence.
  • In the most cited SE papers since 2007, my work appears #11 in all of SE and #7 in effort estimation.
  • I'm ranked in the top 50 of international SE community (amongst 54,000+ researchers) since 2007.
  • I have G and H indexes of 33 and 22.
  • Member, editorial boards : IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering; Automated Software Engineering; Empirical Software Engineering; Journal of Visual Languages & Computing.
  • Program committees : Steering committee member: Ase'13, Raise'13. PC member: Ase'13; Cmsbse'13; Dapse'13; Esem'13; Gtse'13 Icse'13-demos; Icse'14; Promise'13; Raise'13.
  • Students : Current: 4*phd + 3*masters. Completed: 5*phd + 22*masters; (only counted if I am commitee chair).
  • Recent papers : journal: JSS, IST, TSE*3; conference: ICSE'13*3, PROMISE'12, ICSE'12, PKAW'12
  • All papers : 53 journal publications, 188 others including 97 at major international conferences.
  • Grants, current(2010) : Nsf: $500K + $20K; Qatar NRF: $200K; NIH: $30K.
  • Grants, all : Nasa:$2,000K; National archives:$1,400K; Nsf:$860K; Dod.sttr:$300K; Qatar NRF:$200K; Wvu forensics:$110K; TOTAL:$5,021K

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