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First Call for Papers RIAO 2010 - 9th RIAO Conference
Adaptivity, Personalization and Fusion of Heterogeneous Information
28-30 April, 2010
Paris, France (Bibliotheque Nationale de France)
http://www.riao2010.org/Important dates:
Paper submission deadline November 30, 2009Notification to authors February 5, 2010
Camera-Ready copies due March 1, 2010
Conference dates April 28-30, 2010
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History
The RIAO conference is a triennial conference, which addresses research
topics related to the design of robust and large-scale scientific
and industrial solutions to information processing.
Previous RIAO editions were held at Grenoble (1985), MIT (1988), Barcelona
(1991), Rockefeller University (1994), Montreal (1997), Paris (2000),
and Avignon (2004), and Carnegie Mellon University (2007).
Past RIAO conferences were constituted by both peer-reviewed scientific
sessions and demonstrations of innovative industrial applications and
advanced research prototypes.
Scope of RIAO 2010
Submissions are invited which present recent, original and unpublished
research on the theme of RIAO 2010: adapting, personalizing and merging
heterogeneous information.
Submissions may address one or more of the following subjects:
Information filtering
* Content based filtering
* Collaborative filtering
* Recommender systems
* Spam, protection of minors
Social networks
* Folksonomies, tagging
* Blogs
* Social search
* Communities
* Opinion and sentiment
Personalized IR and User modelling
* Adaptive IR
* Collaborative IR
* Interfaces
Information fusion
* Mash Ups
* Aggregated search
* Systems for watch, business decision
Formal models, theory
Information extraction and natural language processing, multilinguality
* Summarization
* Question answering
* Entity/relation extraction
* Cross-Language IR, Machine translation for IR
Multimedia Information Retrieval
* Image IR
* Video IR
* Speech/audio IR
* Music IR, analysis of multimedia content
Web Search and Advertising
* Adversial IR
* Advertising
* Link analysis
Applications
* Cultural heritage
* Trademark search
* Scientific media
* Bio-computing and medical
* Database offloading
Evaluation, benchmarking
Machine Learning for IR
* Learning to rank
* Probabilistic topic models
* All kinds of learning techniques applied to IR
Program Chairs
Gabriella Pasi (Europe)
Tie-Yan Liu (Asia)
Prabhakar Raghavan (Americas)
Paper Submission
We welcome submissions from both research and industrial communities
addressing the main conference theme.
Submitted papers must describe an unpublished original work, emphasizing
completed or advanced research, possibly with releted experiments.
A parallel submission to other venues should be clearly indicated to the
program committee.
The submissions (which have to be blind) will be reviewed by at least
three program committee members. The submissions will be evaluated on
the basis of
originality, relevance, technical quality, and presentation.
Papers can be submitted in two categories: full papers and short papers,
where full papers are appropriate for describing
substantial research with related evaluations and short papers will
typically describe ongoing research and preliminary results. All
accepted papers in both categories will be published in the conference
proceedings. At the conference, full papers will be presented as a talk
and short papers will be presented as a poster.
Long papers must not exceed 12 pages (5000 words), in one column format,
starting with an abstract.
Short papers must not exceed 6 pages (2500 words), in one column,
starting with an abstract.
Submissions should be in Microsoft Word format or in PDF.
The conference proceedings will be available to conference attendees,
and through the CID after the conference.
