- CSC869-Data Mining, Spring 2011: Tentative Weekly Schedule Instructor: Hui Yang, Ph.D. E-mail: huiyang(_at_)cs.sfsu.edu
- SIGCSE 2010, Workshop #9: OpenMP in the Classroom
- Identification and Applications of Three-dimensional Non-local Structural Motifs in Protein Folding Data
- Opinion Mining for Biomedical Text Data: Feature Space Design and Feature Selection
- XMAS: An Experiential Approach for Visualization, Analysis, and Exploration of Time Series Microarray
- An Effective Approach for Identifying Evolving Three-Dimensional Structural Motifs in Protein
- CSC869: Data Mining, Spring 2011 Class Meetings 12:35PM--13:50PM, Tuesday and Thursday, T-J1 (behind Thornton Hall)
- Extracting Family History Diagnoses From Clinical Texts Neal Lewis Daniel Gruhl Hui Yang
- CSC-213 Fundamentals of Computer Science, Spring 2009 Weekly Schedule (subject to further change)
- * Corresponding author. : Primary student contributor. Folding-aware and Structure-conscious 3D Substructures in Folding Data: Identification and Applications
- A Verb-centric Approach for Relationship Extraction in Biomedical Text Abhishek Sharma
- * Corresponding author. : Primary student contributors. On Building a Quantitative Food-Disease-Gene Network
- CSC213-02, Spring 2010: Tentative Weekly Schedule Instructor: Hui Yang, Ph.D. E-mail: huiyang@cs.sfsu.edu
- A Semi-supervised Topic-driven Approach for Clustering Textual Answers to Survey Questions
- Hui Yang, Computer Science Department 1 CURRICULUM VITAE
- Mining Biomedical Text Towards Building a Quantitative Food-disease-gene Network
- Dependency Parsing for Extracting Family History Neal Lewis, Daniel Gruhl
- Protein Folding Trajectories Analysis: Summarization, Event Detection and Consensus Partial Folding Pathway
- On the use of constrained associations for web Hui Yang and Srinivasan Parthasarathy
- Mapping Biomedical Entities to MeSH to Recognize Hierarchical Relationships Computer Science Department
