Workshop on Psycho-informatics

                                                                

                                                   




       ANNOUNCEMENT

National Workshop on “Psycho-informatics: Model For Measuring Randomized Psychological And Educational Data”
(March 11&12, 2013)

Organized by
Indian Institute Of Psychometry in collaboration with
Indian Statistical Institute,
&
 Indian Academy Of Applied Psychology

Venue:: New Administrative Building (NAB-1), Indian Statistical Institute,

PSYCHO-INFORMATICS is the innovative research model to analyze non hypothetical and randomized data. With rapid, randomized-digitalized and non-digitalized information explosion, problems of psychology are moving from bounded psychology arena to unbounded psychology. Bounded psychology refers to knowing psychology through responses controlled by the experimenter or test constructor. Knowing psychology through randomized responses or data is called unbounded psychology. Knowing psychology through predetermined hypotheses limits our knowledge to pre-assumed psychological traits. This causes serious problem to gauge all determinants of individual differences in behaviour. Psycho-informatics is a technique through which we can mine data in any form and can develop pattern based on relations among data. The pattern finally reflects specific psychological traits. It uses computer databases to store, retrieve and assist in understanding psychological information. Psycho-informatics entails the creation and advancement of databases, algorithms, computational and statistical techniques and theory to solve formal and practical problems arising from the management and analysis of psychological data. Data reservoir, data retrieving, data cleaning, data mining, pattern recognition and discovery of knowledge are six basic principles of psycho-informatics. Psycho-informatics  has wide application in analysis of economic decision making,  Psycho-graphic profile analysis for research on market segmentation, exploring work values for management of human resources, analysis of job for selection and training, classification of psychiatric disorders, and Psycho-educational taxonomy. Discussion in the Workshop will enrich researchers to conduct research in the unstructured and random environment. They will be able to integrate psychology with other allied sciences. 



DATE: 11 & 12TH March, 2013

Venue: Indian Statistical Institute, 203, B. T. Road, Kolkata – 700 108

Registration fee: Rs.1000 (till  28th February, 2013); Rs.1500 (Spot registration);

Mode of Payment: DD in favour of Indian Institute of Psychometry payable at Kolkata or Cash Payment  to be reached at the Institute (IIP, Kolkata) before 28th February, 2013

Contact: Dr. Rama Manna, Convener, Indian Institute of Psychometry, 117, B. T. Road, Kolkata 700 108    Telephone nos.: 033 2577 2696/ 4207 (Extn. 116), (M) 09903542602

*Participation certificate will be given to the all participants.

N.B.: No TA and DA will be provided.  Working Lunch and Tea will be provided for two days Workshop. Participants have to arrange for their own accommodation. However, reference help may be given for accommodation.




Indian Institute of Psychometry, 117, B. T. Road, 1st to 5th Floor, Evergreen Plaza, Kolkata – 700 108
033 2577 4207 / 0700 / 2696
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PROGRAMME SCHEDULE

National Workshop on “Psycho-informatics: Model For Measuring Randomized Psychological And Educational Data” at 10:15 AM
Venue: New Administrative Building  (NAB-1), Indian Statistical Institute (ISI)
11th March, 2013 (DAY:1)     Inaugural Programme

9.30 AM to 10.15 AM :                       Registration

                                                Vedic Hymn

                                                Lighting Lamp (Jointly by the dignitaries present in the Dias)

10.15 AM to 10.30 AM :         Welcome Address

Prof. Manjula Mukerjee  
Hon’y Director, Indian Institute of Psychometry, Kolkata;
Ex-Professor of the Psychology  Research Unit, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata.

10. 30 AM to 10.45 AM                      Inaugural Address

Prof. Amita Majumder, Professor In-Charge, Social Sciences Division, ISI, Kolkata Centre.

10.45 AM to 11.00 AM:                      Address by the Chief Guest

Sri K S Rajendra Kumar, Honorable Chairman, West Bengal Staff Selection Commission (WBSSC), Govt. of West Bengal.

11.00 AM to 11.15 AM:                      Address by the Guest of Honour

                        Topic: Indian Academy of Applied Psychology: Growth and Prospects

Prof. B Mukhopadhyay, Professor Emeritus, Department of Applied Psychology, Toc H Institute of Science & Technology, Arakkunnam, Kerala. Ex-Secretary , Indian Academy of Applied Psychology.

11.15 AM to 11.30 AM:          Key note Address

Topic:  Psycho-informatics : A Paradigm Shift in Psychological Research
Dr. D. Dutta Roy, Assistant Professor, Psychology Research Unit, ISI, Kolkata.
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11.30 AM to 11.40 AM:          Vote of Thanks

Dr. Rama Manna, Convener, IIP, Kolkata
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11.40 AM –  12. 00 AM -----------------Tea Break-------------------------
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Technical Session:1
Chairperson: Prof. Manjula Mukerjee  
Hon’y Director, Indian Institute of Psychometry, Kolkata;
Ex-Professor of the Psychology  Research unit, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata.
                                               
12.00 Noon  – 1.00 PM           Topic: Psychometric Counselling Services in Engineering Colleges.

                                                Speaker: Prof. B Mukhopadhyay, Professor Emeritus;Department of Applied Psychology, Toc H Institute of Science & Technology Arakkunnam, Kerala.
                                               

1.00 PM – 2.00 PM                  Topic : Data Warehouse

Speaker : Prof. Aditya  Bagchi, Professor, Electronics and Communication Sciences Unit , ISI, Kolkata

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2.00 PM – 2.30 PM---------------LUNCH BREAK----------------

Technical Session: 2
Chairperson: Prof.(Retd.) R. J. Pandey,  Statistical Quality Control and Operation Research Division, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata

2.30 PM – 3.45 PM                  Topic: Data Mining

Speaker: Prof. Ayanendranath Basu
Bayesian and Interdisciplinary Research Unit (BIRU)
Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata.
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3.45 PM – 4.00 PM-----------Coffee  Break-------------
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4.00 PM – 5.45 PM:                Topic: Pattern Recognition

Speaker : Prof. C. A. Murthy, 
Indian Statistical Institute

12th March 2013 (DAY 2)
Technical Session: 3  Chairperson: Dr. Malay Sen, Associate Professor, Department of Education, University of Calcutta.

9.00 AM to 10.00 AM :                       Topic: Web Content Analysis

Speaker: Prof. Dibyendu Paul
Associate Professor, Library and Information Sciences
University of Calcutta.
                                               
10.00 AM to 10.30 AM :         Topic: Analysis of Performing Art
                                               
Speaker:  Dr. D. Dutta Roy, Assistant Prof.
Psychology Research Unit, ISI, Kolkata.

10. 30 AM to 11.30 AM                      Topic: Knowing Consciousness

Speaker: Dr. Soumitra Basu, Consultant Psychiatrist, Kolkata
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11.30 AM to 11.45 AM  --------Tea Break---------------
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11.45 AM to 12.35 PM:                       Topic: Analysis of Computer Adaptive Training Data

Speaker: Dr. D. Dutta Roy, Assistant Professor, Psychology Research Unit, Indian Statistical Institute

12.35 PM to 1.35 PM:             Topic: Problem of Psychiatric Classification in India

Speaker: Prof.Divyagopal Mukherjee, Professor,
R G Kar Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata

1.35 PM to 1.45 PM                 Presentation by Pfizerindia
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1.45 PM – 2.30 PM----------------LUNCH BREAK--------------------
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Technical Session 4

2.30 PM – 5.45 PM                  Topic: Analysis of case history records for  Psychiatric Classification
(Coffee Break in between)       
Speaker: Dr.D. Dutta Roy, Assistant Professor, Psychology Research Unit, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata.
                                     
5.45 PM – 6.00 PM                 Valedictory Address
                                                
Professor Jayanti Basu,
                                               Department of Applied Psychology, University of Calcutta.
                                           Joint Secretary, Out-Station & Associate Editor of JIAAP                                               

                                               Session  & Certificate Distribution

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LIST OF REGISTERED PARTICIPANTS

Name Address E-mail
Ananya Mondal 46/9,Surendra Nath Banerjee Road, Kol-700014 Ph-03322651326 ,9432879734 mailtoananya87@gmail.com
Ankita Roy CC06/303, Peerless Nagar,Sodpur,Panihati pin-700114 ankitaroy2089@gmail.com
Anuradha Bansal P3/5 metropolitan Co-op HSG Society, Sector-A, Kol-700105 Ph-9830018907 anuradhab84@gmail.com
Anurupa Kundu ISI, Kolkata
Arundhati Sanjeev Munje Flat-402 Kapila CHS,Lokgram,Kalyan (E),Dt-Thane, Maharashtra Telephone No-0251-2354951,9371006619 arundhati.munje@gmail.com
Debadeeepa Banerjee 140/31 A,NSC Bose Road Kolkata-700040 Ph-9830629990 debadeepa@gmail.com
Dr Amitava Dan Calcutta National Medical College kol- Ph-9002748173 dramitava_psy@yahoo.co.in
Dr Anindita Dey (APC College New Barrack Pore) 221/2 B.T Road kol-700036 Ph-25779927,9831470311 anin5@rediffmail.Com
Dr Anirban Ray Calcutta National Medical College dep of Psychiatry Ph-9903271808 drani_r@yahoo.co.uk
Dr Anju Rani Defence Institude of Psychological Research 9Drdo) Min of defence, Lucknow road, Timarpur (NewDelhi) 110054 Ph-09818015136 angurani@gmail.com
Dr Archana Dutta Sahrda Trust, Asoka Spintex Premises, Near arvind Mills, Naroda Rd, Ahmedabad  380025 Ph-079-30139027, 7698003232 archana.dutta@arvind.in  
Dr Durba paul Dept of Management Studies,National Institute of Technology,Durgapore, Durgapore-713209, Burdwan, West Bangal India Ph-9830976787 dr.durba.pal@gmail.com
Dr Manjishtha Maitra 171D/1B Picnic Garden Rd,Kol-700039 Ph-2345-1529,Mobile-9330976212 manjishtha@ gmail.com
Gargi Chatterjee C\o Nikhil Kr  Chatterjee House of Ganesh Bhatteracharya Ichapur Kanthadhar Chunaripara,Kadamtala Road Po- Ichapur Nawbabganj,Dt-North 24pgs Pg-9477149054 gargichatterjee@gmail.com
Neeta Kulkarni E/1204,Laxminarayan Residency,Pokharam Road No-2,Thane 400610 Maharashtra Ph-022-21737348,9820152720 neeta.kulkarni04@yahoo.com
Phalguni Bhattacharjya Oron 1159 Garia Station Road, Kol-84  Ph-9433038611 Phalgoni@live.in
Rajasee Das CB10/20 Maya apartment, Deshbandhu Nagar,Baguihati,Kol-59 Telephone No-03222281175(office) 9433457915 nobloppsyche@gmail.com
Saheli Roy Rabindrapally Netaji Road Po-Nona Chandan Pukur,Barrackpore Dist-24pgs (N) Pin-700122 Ph-03325933570,7278745155 Saheli.simi@gmail.com
Sakuntala Bhattacharjee 10/5 M.L.B Road,Vivaka Nanda Pally Po- Bally Dt- Howrah Pin-711201 Sakuntala10@gmail.com
Samarendra Mohanty C-212,Vidya Sagar Hall of Residence, IIT Kharagpur Ph-8967099967 samarkm2007@gmail
Sameek Ghosh
Sanjukta Bhattercharjee 261B/1 Ashokenagar, Po+Ps-Ashoknagar North 24pgs Pin-793222 Ph-03216223680 7602215780 bhatacharjeesanjukta210@ gmail.com
Saswat Barpanda Zakir Hussain Hall of Residence QTR No-4/306,IIT,Kharagpur,West Bengal-721302 eternal.saswat@gmail.com
Shivani Santosh ISI, Kolkata
Sneha Goswami Defence Institude of Psychological Research, Drdd,Timarpur, Delhi-110054 Ph09818015136 snehagoswami.du@gmail.com
Soumita Biswas 22,Anandapuri Middle Road Barrackpore Kol-122 Ph-9836583389 Soumitab4@gmail.com
Sravanti Adhikari
Sreeparna Dutta P-400,Paruasee Pally, Kol-700060 Ph-9339298364 srndatta106@gmal.com
Sumona Dutta ISI, Kolkata
Urmita Chakraborty 21/1,K.N. Sinha Road,Ariadaha, kol-700057 Ph-9231311438 ucurmita@gmail.com
Vidushi Pathak Defence Institude of Psychological Research, Drdd,Timarpur, Delhi-110054 Ph-09910175667 vidushi.pathak@gmail.com


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A National Workshop was organized by IIP, Kolkata in collaboration with the ISI and IAAP on 11th and 12th March 2013 at ISI on “ Psycho-Informatics : Model For Measuring Psychological And Educational Data”. Prof. M. Mukerjee, Director, IIP, Prof. Amita Majumder, Prof.-in-Charge, Social Sciences Division, Kolkata centre, ISI, Sri K. S. Rajendra Kumar, Chairman, WBSSC, Govt of WB,  Prof. B. Mukhopadhayay Ex- secretary, IAAP, Dr. D. Dutta Roy, Asst. Prof.. PRU, ISI and Executive Council Member, IAAP and participants from different academic institution were present in the inauguration. Speakers were Professor B. Mukhopadhayay; Ex- Secretary, IAAP and  From ISI Prof. Aditya Bagchi, ECSU ; Prof. Ayanedranath Basu, BIRU; Professor C.A Murthy, MIU and Dr. D. Dutta Roy were the academic tutors from ISI.  Other Speakers were Dr. Soumitra Basu, Psychiatrist; Prof. Dibyendu Paul, CU and Prof. Divyagopal Mukherjee from R. G. Kar Medical College & Hospital, Kolkata. Prof R. J. Pandey, Ex-professor, SQC & OR, ISI. Prof. Manjula Mukerjee, Dr. Molay Kumer Sen, Department of Education, CU respectively chaired the sessions.  Professor Jayanti Basu, Executive Council member of IAAP delivered valedictory address. This Workshop created the scope of future researches by using the principles of psycho-informatics in different social network systems where data are random and unstructured. Convener of the workshop is Dr. Rama Mallik

 READINGS:
Dutta Roy,D. (2012). Tutorial: Psycho-informatics: model for measuring randomized behaviour. Tutorial was accepted for presentation in the International conference on ' Measuring Behaviour, 2012' held in 28-31st August, Utrecht, The Netherlands.

 Jiawei Han and Micheline Kamber (2006). Data Mining: Concepts and Techniques

Data mining book 2

Data warehouse:


ETL of datawarehouse: Extraction, Transform and Load


http://intricity.com/4-blocks/data-warehousing

Data integration


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