Ljupčo Todorovski

Ljupčo Todorovski is a professor of informatics at the Faculty of Administration, University of Ljubljana, where he teaches courses on informatics, decision support systems and e-government. He finished his PhD in the field of artificial intelligence at the Faculty of computer and information science, University of Ljubljana in 2003. His research interests are in the field of machine learning; he develops algorithms for learning models of dynamical systems from observations of their behavior and formalized knowledge about modeling in the particular domain at hand. In collaboration with researchers from various scientific domains he applies computational, machine learning and data mining methods to practical problems in earth sciences, biomedicine, administrative sciences and e-government. He has been a visiting scholar at Stanford University and a number of universities and research institutes in Europe and Japan. URL[http://www.sicris.si/public/jqm/search_basic.aspx?lang=slv&opdescr=rsrSearch&opt=2&subopt=3&code1=rsr&code2=nameadvanced&search_term=name=todorovski%20and%20sci=%20and%20fil=%20and%20sub=%20and%20type=%20and%20stat=%20and%20edulevl= | Data SICRIS]

Ljupčo Todorovski is a professor of informatics at the Faculty of Administration, University of Ljubljana, where he teaches courses on informatics, decision support systems and e-government. He finished his PhD in the field of artificial intelligence at the Faculty of computer and information science, University of Ljubljana in 2003. His research interests are in the field of machine learning; he develops algorithms for learning models of dynamical systems from observations of their behavior and formalized knowledge about modeling in the particular domain at hand. In collaboration with researchers from various scientific domains he applies computational, machine learning and data mining methods to practical problems in earth sciences, biomedicine, administrative sciences and e-government. He has been a visiting scholar at Stanford University and a number of universities and research institutes in Europe and Japan.
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