ICDM

ICDM stands for the IEEE International Conference on Data Mining, an annual international conference dedicated to data mining and knowledge discovery. It is one of the leading venues for presenting peer‑reviewed research in this field.

The conference is organized by the IEEE Computer Society and the IEEE Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining Technical Committee. Each year, a local organizing committee hosts ICDM, while a global program committee handles the paper review process.

ICDM combines multiple program strands, including technical papers, tutorials, workshops, and invited talks. It brings together researchers, practitioners, and students to exchange methods, results, and best practices in data mining and related areas.

Topics span data mining methods, machine learning, statistics, data warehousing and databases, pattern recognition, data visualization, and applications in domains such as bioinformatics, social networks, cybersecurity, finance, and science.

Proceedings are published and typically available through IEEE Xplore, and the work is indexed by major bibliographic services.

ICDM is internationally oriented and rotates its location each year, contributing to global collaboration in the field. The conference also features awards such as Best Paper and Best Student Paper, and serves as a platform for networking and collaboration.