"Imagination is more important than knowledge." Albert Einstein
(1879 - 1955)
My research interests lie in the
synergy among information retrieval, usage mining, and machine learning.
The goal of my research is to advance the state of the art in the
perception and consumption of the distributed, heterogeneous, and
unstructured information on the Web, addressing the application
of Web search engines, online communities, and large scale digital
libraries. Currently, my research efforts are divided between developing
personal or collaborative ranking algorithms and
intelligent focused crawlers.
I work with Prof.
C. Lee Giles and Prof.
Prasenjit Mitra in the
Intelligent Systems Research Lab at Penn State. I'm part of
the CiteSeer
team and contributing to the Next
Generation CiteSeer project.
Research and Industrial
Experiences
- Fall 2007: Research Intern, Machine Learned
Ranking Team at Yahoo! Applied Research, Santa Clara, CA.
U.S. Patent
Publications
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Ziming Zhuang and Silviu Cucerzan. Exploiting Semantic Query Context to Improve Search Ranking. In Proceedings
of the 2nd IEEE International Conference on Semantic Computing (ISCS 2008), Santa Clara, CA, USA, August 2008.
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Yang Song, Ziming Zhuang,
Huajing Li, Qiankun Zhao, Jia Li, Wang-chien Lee, and C. Lee
Giles. Real-time Automatic Tag Recommendation. In Proceedings
of the The 31st Annual International ACM SIGIR Conference (SIGIR
2008), Singapore, July 2008.
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Ziming Zhuang, Cliff Brunk, and C. Lee Giles.
Modeling and Visualizing Geo-Sensitive Queries Based on User
Clicks. In Proceedings of The 17th International World Wide
Web Conference (WWW 2008), Workshop on Location and the
Web, Beijing, China, May 2008.
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Yang Sun, Ziming Zhuang,
and C. Lee Giles. A
Large-Scale Study of Robots.txt. The 16th International
World Wide Web Conference (WWW 2007). Poster. Banff, Canada.
May 2007.
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Isaac Councill, Huajing Li,
Levent Bolelli, Yang Song, Ziming Zhuang, Jian
Huang, Yang Sun, Ding Zhou, Wang-Chien Lee, Anand Sivasubramaniam,
and C. Lee Giles. CiteSeerX:
Next-Gen CiteSeer. The 2nd International Conference
on Open Repositories. Poster. San Antonio, TX, USA. January
2007.
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Ziming Zhuang,
Silviu Cucerzan, C. Lee Giles. Network
Flow for Collaborative Ranking. In Proceedings of the
10th European Conference on Principles and Practice of Knowledge
Discovery in Databases (PKDD) 2006. Berlin, Germany. September
2006. (acceptance rate 8.76%, 60/685) (Google Student
Travel Award Winner)
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Ziming
Zhuang, Prasenjit Mitra, and Anuj Jaiswal. Corpus-based
Web Services Matchmaking. In Proceedings of The Workshop
on Exploring Planning and Scheduling for Web Services, Grid
and Autonomic Computing, held in conjunction with The
Twentieth National Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI
'05). Pittsburgh, PA, USA. July
2005.
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Ziming
Zhuang. iHITS:
Extending HITS for Personal Interests Profiling. In Proceedings
of The 19th IEEE International Conference on Advanced Information
Networking and Applications (AINA 2005), International
Workshop on Web and Mobile Information Systems (WAMIS), March
2005.
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Ziming
Zhuang, Yuqi Liang, and Long Zhang. Building e-Business
Solutions with UDDI and Web Service. International Symposium
on Future Software Technology (ISFST 2002), 2002.
Project Demos
- CiteSeer:
A topical search engine and digital library that focuses primarily
on the literature in computer and information science, currently
indexing over 750,000 documents. (Next Generation CiteSeer
is on its way!)
- PARAgrab:
A novel image search engine prototype that supports multimodal
querying (under development).
Other Stuff
- Reviewer,
SIGIR '05~'07, WWW '05~'07, AAAI '05~'07, JCDL '05~'07, CIKM
'06~'07, ECIR '06, ICDE '07, ICDM '06~'07, IJCAI '05, KDD '05,
ACM TOIS, ACM TOIT, etc.
- I co-authored
a review of Knowledge Management: Current Issues and Challenges
by Elayne Coakes (Ed.) and it appeared in the Information
Processing and Management Journal published by
Elsevier in 2004.
- My BSc degree
thesis, Page Reputation on Specific Terms: Anatomy and Extension
of Google's PageRank Algorithm, was the recipient of the University
Distinguished Undergraduate Thesis Award in 2003.
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