I work at the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory since 2004. I mostly work on argument based machine learning, which is an extension of classical machine learning with argumentation. I am also interested in visualisation of linear models with nomograms and in programs that can automatically explain chess moves.
Projects
Current Projects
- Artificial intelligence and inteligent systems, Research Programme, P2-0209, 2009−2014
- Machine learning for building intelligent tutoring systems, Basic Research and Application Project, J2-4222 (C), 2011−2014
- Molecular and other prognosticators of lung cancer and mesothelioma, Basic Research and Application Project, J3-4076 (C), 2011−2014
Closed Projects
- Towards Multi-Agent Intelligent Systems with Ability of Incremental Learning, Bilateral Collaboration Project, BI-SK/11-12-008, 2011−2012
- X-MEDIA: Large Scale Knowledge Sharing and Reuse Across Media, European Project (Framework Programmes), FP6-26978, 2006−2010
Selected publications
1.Martin Mozina, Jure Zabkar, Ivan Bratko. Argument Based Machine Learning. AI Journal.
2.Martin Mozina, Janez Demsar, Jure Zabkar, Ivan Bratko. Why is Rule Learning Optimistic and How to Correct It. European Conference on Machine Learning (2006).
3. A.Sadikov, M.Možina, M.Guid, J.Krivec, I.Bratko. Automated chess tutor, CG 2006, Torino.
4. Martin Možina, Janez Demšar, Michael Kattan, Blaž Zupan. Nomograms for visualization of naive Bayesian classifier, PKDD 2004.
5. Martin Možina, Matej Guid, Jana Krivec, Aleksander Sadikov, Ivan Bratko. Fighting knowledge acquisition bottleneck with argument based machine learning, ECAI 2008.
6. Martin Možina. Argument Based Machine Learning, Univerza v Ljubljani, PhD, 2009.