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ABSTRACT: In Data Mining, Record Linkage is the process of identifying the same entities in one or more data sources in the absence of unique identifiers. Social Scientists and Historians have employed various linkage techniques to construct the longitudinal data by linking two or more historical censuses. Longitudinal data can provide us with valuable information about characteristics of population change over time. However, construction of such longitudinal data is challenged by the unavailability of personal identifiers.

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ABSTRACT: Most machine learning algorithms perform poorly on skewed datasets. Data distributions in machine learning, when they are discussed at all, are generally expected to have a symmetric distribution, if not actually be normally distributed. The impact of skewed data distribution on the performance of machine learning algorithms has not been given much attention.

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Join us for the Improve Life Challenge; an interdisciplinary design jam open to all undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Guelph. Over the weekend, you'll work in teams to develop solutions to broad social challenges that improve life on and off campus. More than $5000 in cash and prizes to be won. 

Correcting Ambiguous Base Labels in DNA Sequencing using Neural Networks and its Impact on DNA Barcoding in Sequencing Accuracy, Phylogeny, and Species Identification: Eddie Ma Chair: Dr. Mark Wineberg Advisor: Dr. Stefan Kremer Advisory Committee Member: Dr. David Calvert Non-Advisory Committee Member: Dr. Deborah Stacey External Examiner: Dr. Lucian Ilie (University of Western Ontario)

 Automating Analysis Of Privacy Policies Through Ontologies: Dhiren Audich Chair:  Dr. Xining Li Advisor: Dr. Blair Nonnecke Co-Advisor:  Dr. Rozita Dara Advisory Committee Member: Dr. Deborah Stacey Non-Advisory Committee Member: Dr.  Luiza Antonie

Title: Describing an Environment-Agent Based Model for Improving Computational Efficiency Using a Case Study Investigating Anthropogenic Effects on a Local Fishery Abstract: