emv@msen.com (Ed Vielmetti) (06/13/91)
I missed this the first time around when it was posted to comp.ai, but
I picked up the reference in the WAIS discussion archives. I'd be
interested in hearing anyone's thoughts on these topics (naturally) or
pointers to good accessable research in the area.
--
Edward Vielmetti, moderator, comp.archives, emv@msen.com
On the Net, the Net-way is best.
It's just that we are trying to figure out what the Net-way is.
e. miya
Date: Fri, 17 May 91 15:05:17 -0400
From: rsw@cs.brown.edu (Bob Weiner)
Subject: Bellcore Information Filtering Workshop CFP
[For those who don't read the newsgroups on which this was posted. --Bob]
Newsgroups: comp.ai
Bellcore Workshop
on
High-Performance Information Filtering:
Foundations, Architectures, and Applications
November 5-7, 1991
Chester, 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, which 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
Information theoretic approaches to 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 your interests 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)
Papers should be sent to:
Shoshana Hardt-Kornacki
Bell Communications Research
445 South Street,
Morristown NJ, 07962.
(201) 829-4528, shoshi@bellcore.com
Papers due: July 15, 1991.
Invitations sent: August 15, 1991.
Workshop dates: November 5-7, 1991.