shoshi@shalva.bellcore.com (06/26/91)
Call for Papers Bellcore Workshop on High-Performance Information Filtering: Foundations, Architectures, and Applications November 13-15, 1991* Morristown, New Jersey Information filtering can be viewed both as a way to control the flood of information that is received by an end-user and as a way to target the information that is sent by information providers. The information carrier, that provides the appropriate connectivity between the information providers, the filter and the end-user, plays a major role in providing a cost effective architecture which also ensures end-user privacy. The aim of the workshop is to examine issues that can advance the state-of-the-art in filter construction, usage, and evaluation, for various information domains, such as news, entertainment, advertizing, and community information. We focus on creative approaches that take into consideration constraints imposed by realistic application contexts. Topics include but are not limited to: Taxonomy of information domains and their dynamics Information retrieval and indexing systems Information delivery architectures Cognitive models of end-user's interests and preferences Cognitive models for multimedia information processing Adaptive filtering agents and distributed filters Filter performance evaluation The workshop is by invitation only. Please submit a 5-10 page paper (hardcopy only), summarizing the work you would like to present, or a one page description of charging issues and how they relate to this workshop. Demonstrations of existing prototypes are welcome. Proceedings will be available at the workshop. Workshop Chair: Shoshana Hardt-Kornacki (Bellcore) Workshop Program Committee: Bob Allen (Bellcore) Nick Belkin (Rutgers University) Louis Gomez (Bellcore) Tom Landauer (Bellcore) Bill Mansfield (Bellcore) Submissions should be sent to: Shoshana Hardt-Kornacki Bell Communications Research 445 South Street, Morristown NJ, 07962. (201) 829-4528, shoshi@bellcore.com Submissions due: July 15, 1991. Invitations sent: August 15, 1991. Workshop date: November 13-15, 1991. * The date of the workshop has been revised to avoid conflicts with related ACM and IEEE sponsored meetings.