ETMLP 2020

International Workshop on Explainability for Trustworthy ML Pipelines
Co-located with EDBT 2020

[ETMLP 2020 @etmlpworkshop]

A summary of experiences on holding EDBT conference online and live due to COVID-19: https://t.co/hOrMRS91NV. #EDBT2020

[Angela Bonifati @ang3ela]

proud to announce that the EDBT/ICDT2020 task force has now published a report on the online conference. Please spread the word to your colleagues as many upcoming CS conferences can benefit from our experience @edbticdt2020 https://t.co/u4W2y1ndsl

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ETMLP workshop proceeding (among other @EDBTICDT2020 workshops) is now published by CEUR at https://t.co/mWhTeBPzME. Here is also the DBLP page for the proceeding: https://t.co/Z4gGmn4BLH. #ETMLP2020 @naverlabseurope

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We had a Q&A with our panelists (available here: https://t.co/S5UBM5epio) on three Qs: What is the most important action to enhance trust in ML pipelines? Whom should we address with our actions? What is your particular favorite approach of achieving trustworthy ML pipelines?

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In ETMLP 2020, we dissect "Explainability for Trustworthy ML Pipelines" with a set of renowned panelists: F. Giannotti (A. Faedo), Helena Kotthaus (ML2R), @KatharinaJutta (@TU_Dortmund), @probablynico (@FraunhoferIAIS), and
@WortPixel (@RapidMiner). #ETMLP2020 @edbticdt2020

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Our fifth and last presentation in ETMLP 2020 is for the paper entitled "Putting the Human Back in the AutoML Loop" by I. Xanthopoulos, I. Tsamardinos @tsamardgr, V. Christophides (Uni. Crete), E. Simon (@SAPFrance) and A.Salinger (@SAP SE): https://t.co/8IuIQlZeQH @edbticdt2020

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The fourth presentation in ETMLP 2020 is for the paper entitled "Towards Unsupervised Data Quality Validation on Dynamic Data" by Sergey Redyuk, Volker Markl and Sebastian Schelter from @TUBerlin: https://t.co/JLqYUGuObW @edbticdt2020 @naverlabseurope #ETMLP2020

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The third presentation in ETMLP 2020 is for the paper entitled "Explainable AI through Rule-based Interactive Conversation" by Christian Werner from @viadee_it: https://t.co/qcsch9B1AB @edbticdt2020 @naverlabseurope #ETMLP2020

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The second presentation in ETMLP 2020 is for the paper entitled "Causality based explanations in multi-stakeholder recommendations" by Willeme Verdeaux, Clément Moreau, Nicolas Labroche and Patrick Marcel from @UnivTours: https://t.co/4zw0ZeiJSy @edbticdt2020 @naverlabseurope

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Our first presentation in ETMLP 2020 is for the paper entitled "Interpretable Similarity Computations with Graph Neural Networks" by Lukas Pfahler (@whadupapp) and Jan Richter from @TU_Dortmund: https://t.co/GmyfiLW0dc @edbticdt2020 @naverlabseurope #ETMLP2020

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@kotzino @edbticdt2020 It'll be fully asynchronous. All video presentations and a Q&A with our panelists are posted online in the workshop website: https://t.co/5bqxyAW23f. For further discussions, a contact email is available for each presentation.

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The physical ETMLP 2020 event was supposed to be held today in Copenhagen, Denmark. Instead, here is the virtual workshop: https://t.co/5bqxyAW23f. Five presentations and a panel are available in the workshop website. #ETMLP2020 @edbticdt2020

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The workshop proceedings are now published by CEUR and available at https://t.co/mWhTeBPzME.
#ETMLP2020 @edbticdt2020

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ETMLP final program is out. Check the website! #ETMLP @edbticdt2020

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ETMLP will be on Monday March 30, from 13:00 to 16:30, in room 205 of the Scandic Falkoner Congress Center. #ETMLP @edbticdt2020

[EDBTICDT2020 @edbticdt2020]

Great news!
The final program of the @edbticdt2020 conference is out.

A huge thank again to all the author, the reviewers, and the organization!

Overview: https://t.co/f0Kmk8CgZJ
Detailed program: https://t.co/PLR5yy5jmT

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The deadline is in 5 days: submit your ideas on explainability and certified trustworthiness of ML pipelines to ETMLP 2020: https://t.co/5bqxyAW23f #ETMLP2020 @edbticdt2020

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Deadline extended to January 12, 2020.

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Deadline extended to January 12, 2020.

[NAVER LABS Europe @naverlabseurope]

Deadline for submissions to @etmlpworkshop extended to Jan 12th! #explainability #machinelearning #ai

[NAVER LABS Europe @naverlabseurope]

explainability matters in #MachineLearning pipelines - reasons for @ETMLPworkshop https://t.co/g97sV28BI4 Deadline for submissions Dec 20th! Organised with @KatharinaJutta @BehroozOmidvar Jean-Michel Renders #explainability #ai

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Why submitting to ETMLP 2020? Here is the response: https://t.co/MV9qYcH04p #ETMLP2020 @edbticdt2020

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We are honored that Yanlei Diao (Professor at @Polytechnique) accepted our invitation to give a keynote talk at ETMLP 2020 workshop. See you in Copenhagen! https://t.co/iM1CGXoWaf #ETMLP2020 @edbticdt2020

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The ultimate goal of ETMLP workshop is to discuss recommendations for further work in science and industry and society regarding explainable ML pipelines.

Submissions through https://t.co/hgqhyjnLPc. #etmlp2020 @edbticdt2020