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        <article-title>Proceedings  of  the  Posters  and  Demos  at  the  23rd  Conference  on  User   Modelling,  Adaptation  and  Personalisation  (UMAP  2015)  </article-title>
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          <institution>Alexandra I. Cristea</institution>
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        <year>2015</year>
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      <p>Preface  
 
The  23rd  International  Conference  on  User  Modelling,  Adaptation  and  Personalization  (UMAP  2015)  
was  held  in  Dublin,  Ireland,  between  29th  of  June  and  the  3rd  of  July,  2015.    Poster  and  
demonstration  papers  contain  original  and  unpublished  accounts  of  innovative  research  ideas,  
preliminary  results,  industry  showcases,  and  system  prototypes,  addressing  both  the  theory  and  
practice  of  User  Modelling,  Adaptation  and  Personalization.    
A  total  of  21  submissions  were  received.  Similarly  to  the  main  tracks  of  the  conference,  each  of  them  
was  reviewed  by  at  least  three  members  of  the  Program  Committee.    Submissions  have  been  
assessed  based  on  their  originality  and  novelty,  potential  contribution  to  the  research  field,  potential  
impact  in  particular  use  cases,  and  the  usefulness  of  presented  experiences,  as  well  as  their  overall  
readability.    
For  these  proceedings,  11  papers  (6  posters,  5  demos)  were  accepted  based  on  this  process,  for  
presentation  at  the  UMAP  2015  conference,  on  the  1st  of  July  2015.  </p>
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      <title>Posters:  </title>
      <p>• Anthony  Cruickshank,  Subramanian  Ramamoorthy  and  Richard  Shillcock.  Predicting  
actions  using  a  probabilistic  model  of  human  decision  behaviours  
•</p>
      <p>Dario  De  Nart,  Dante  Degl'Innocenti  and  Carlo  Tasso.  Introducing  Distiller:  a  Lightweight  
Framework  for  Knowledge  Extraction  and  Filtering  
Abstract:  Semantic  content  analysis  is  an  activity  that  can  greatly  support  a  broad  range  of  user  
modelling  applications.  Several  automatic  tools  are  available,  however  such  systems  usually  
provide  little  tuning  possibilities  and  do  not  support  integration  with  different  systems.  
Personalization  applications,  on  the  other  hand,  are  becoming  increasingly  multi-­‐lingual  and  
cross-­‐domain.  In  this  paper  we  present  a  novel  framework  for  Knowledge  Extraction,  whose  
main  goal  is  to  support  the  development  of  new  strategies  and  technologies  and  to  ease  the  
integration  of  the  existing  ones.  </p>
      <p>Aidan  Jones,  Susan  Bull  and  Ginevra  Castellano.  Teacher  Scaffolding  of  a  Student's  Self-­‐
regulated  Learning  using  an  Open  Learner  Model  </p>
      <p>Fahim  A.  Salim,  Killian  Levacher,  Owen  Conlan  and  Nick  Campbell.  Examining  Multimodal  
Characteristics  of  Video  to  Understand  User  Engagement  
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•</p>
      <p>Cameron  Summers  and  Phillip  Popp.  Large  Scale  Discovery  of  Seasonal  Music  From  User  
Data  
•</p>
      <p>Robert  Moro  and  Maria  Bielikova.  Utilizing  Gaze  Data  in  Learning:  From  Reading  Patterns  
Detection  to  Personalization  </p>
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      <title>Demos:  </title>
      <p>• Cornelius  A.  Ludmann,  Marco  Grawunder  and  H.-­‐Jürgen  Appelrath.  OdysseusRecSys:  </p>
      <p>Collaborative  Filtering  based  on  a  Data  Stream  Management  System  
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Panagiotis  Germanakos,  Marios  Belk,  Argyris  Constantinides  and  George  Samaras.  The  
PersonaWeb  System:  Personalizing  E-­‐Commerce  Environments  based  on  Human  Factors  
Guibing  Guo,  Jie  Zhang,  Zhu  Sun  and  Neil  Yorke-­‐Smith.  LibRec:  A  Java  Library  for  
Recommender  Systems  
Alejandro  Montes  García,  Natalia  Stash  and  Paul  De  Bra.  Adaptive  applications  to  assist  
students  with  autism  in  succeeding  in  higher  education  
Abstract:  This  demo  shows  adaptation  of  presentation  and  information  for  students  
entering  a  university,  especially  for  students  with  autism.  These  students  not  only  have  
specific  information  need,  they  are  also  more  concerned  about  their  privacy.  We  use  WiBAF  
(Within  Browser  Adaptation  Framework)  for  user  modeling  and  adaptation  to  give  users  
control  over  the  sharing  of  their  data.  
•</p>
      <p>Khalil  Muhammad,  Aonghus  Lawlor,  Rachael  Rafter  and  Barry  Smyth.  Generating  
Personalised  and  Opinionated  Review  Summaries  
We  thank  all  authors  for  submitting  and  presenting  their  works,  and  members  of  the  Program  
Committee  for  providing  their  valuable  time  and  expertise  for  reviewing  and  selecting  the  papers.  All  
their  efforts  made  UMAP  2015  poster  and  demo  results  possible.  
 
 
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        <title>Alexandra  I.  Cristea  </title>
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        <title>Nava  Tintarev  </title>
        <p>Kenro   Aihara   National  Institute  of  Informatics  
Omar   Alonso   Microsoft  
Liliana   Ardissono   University  of  Torino  
Hideki   Asoh   AIST  
Mathias   Bauer   mineway  GmbH  
Maria   Bielikova   Slovak  University  of  Technology  in  Bratislava  
Pradipta   Biswas   Wolfson  College,  Cambridge  University  
Robin   Burke   DePaul  University  
Iván   Cantador   Universidad  Autónoma  de  Madrid  
Federica   Cena   Department  of  Computer  Science,  University  of  Torino  
Min   Chi   North  Carolina  State  University  
David   Chin   University  of  Hawaii  
Mihaela   Cocea   School  of  Computing,  University  of  Portsmouth  
Paolo   Cremonesi   Politecnico  di  Milano  
Sidney   D'Mello   University  of  Notre  Dame  
Paul   De  Bra   TU/e  
Marco   De  Gemmis   Dipartimento  di  Informatica  -­‐  University  of  Bari  
Ernesto   Diaz-­‐Aviles   IBM  Reseach  
Vania   Dimitrova   School  of  Computing,  University  of  Leeds  
Peter   Dolog   Department  of  Computer  Science,  Aalborg  University  
Benedict   Du  Boulay   Informatics  Department,  University  of  Sussex  
Casey   Dugan   IBM  T.J.  Watson  Research  
Fabio   Gasparetti   Artificial  Intelligence  Laboratory  -­‐  ROMA  TRE  University  
Mouzhi   Ge   Universitaet  der  Bundeswehr  Munich  
Cristina   Gena   Department  of  Computer  Science,  University  of  Torino  
Werner   Geyer   IBM  T.J.  Watson  Research  
Bradley   Goodman   The  MITRE  Corporation  
Eelco   Herder   L3S  Research  Center  
Dietmar   Jannach   TU  Dortmund  
Robert   Jäschke   L3S  Research  Center  
W.  Lewis   Johnson   Alelo  Inc.  
Judy   Kay   University  of  Sydney  
Styliani   Kleanthous   University  of  Cyprus  
Bart   Knijnenburg   University  of  California,  Irvine  
Tsvi   Kuflik   The  University  of  Haifa  
Pasquale   Lops   University  of  Bari  
Bernd   Ludwig   Chair  for  Information  Science  
Gordon   McCalla   University  of  Saskatchewan  
Tanja   Mitrovic   Intelligent  Computer  Tutoring  Group,  University  of  Canterbury,  Christchurch  
Riichiro   Mizoguchi   Japan  Advanced  Institute  of  Science  and  Technology  
Elena   Not   FBK-­‐irst  
Aditya   Pal   IBM  
Georgios   Paliouras   Institute  of  Informatics  &amp;  Telecommunications,  NCSR  "Demokritos"  
Luiz  Augusto   Pizzato   Octosocial  Labs  
Katharina   Reinecke   University  of  Zurich  </p>
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        <title>Lior   Rokach   BGU  </title>
        <p>Alan   Said   Recorded  Future  
Olga  C.   Santos   aDeNu  Research  Group  (UNED)  
Giovanni   Semeraro   Dipartimento  di  Informatica  -­‐  University  of  Bari  Aldo  Moro  
Bracha   Shapira   Ben-­‐Gurion  University  
Barry   Smyth   University  College  Dublin  
Myra   Spiliopoulou   U.  Magdeburg  
Ben   Steichen   University  of  British  Columbia  
Dhavalkumar   Thakker   University  of  Leeds  
Marko   Tkalcic   Johannes  Kepler  University  Department  of  Computational  Perception  
Christoph   Trattner   KMI,  TU-­‐Graz  
Jian   Wang   LinkedIn  Corporation  
Stephan   Weibelzahl   Private  University  of  Applied  Sciences  Göttingen  
Markus   Zanker   Alpen-­‐Adria-­‐Universitaet  Klagenfurt  
Jie   Zhang   Nanyang  Technological  University  
Yong   Zheng   DePaul  University  
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