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MCML at ICDM 2025

Two Accepted Papers

25th IEEE International Conference on Data Mining, Washington DC, USA, Nov 12-15, 2025

We are happy to announce that MCML researchers have contributed a total of 2 papers to ICDM 2025. Congrats to our researchers!

Main Track (2 papers)

W. DuraniP. JahnT. Seidl • C. Plant • C. Böhm
MNN-Closure Meets Local Maxima: A Double-Knee Approach to Anomaly Detection.
ICDM 2025 - 25th IEEE International Conference on Data Mining. Washington DC, USA, Nov 12-15, 2025. To be published.

E. Panagiotou • B. Ronval • A. Roy • L. BothmannB. Bischl • S. Nijssen • E. Ntoutsi
TABFAIRGDT: A Fast Fair Tabular Data Generator using Autoregressive Decision Trees.
ICDM 2025 - 25th IEEE International Conference on Data Mining. Washington DC, USA, Nov 12-15, 2025. To be published. Preprint available. arXiv

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