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CERI 2016

4th Spanish Conference in
Information Retrieval

14-16 June 2016 - Granada, Spain

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News

  • [14-JUN-2016]: CERI 2016 starts!!

  • [6-JUN-2016]: Warm welcome to ELIAS network as sponsor.

  • [1-JUN-2016]: Tutorials cancelled.

  • [17-MAY-2016]: Registration open.

  • [8-MAR-2016]: Deadline extended!

  • [20-FEB-2016]: Warm welcome to BCS Information Retrieval Specialist Group as sponsor.

  • [9-NOV-2015]: Conference site published and First Call for Papers distributed.

  • [14-DIC-2015]: Proceedings to be published in the ACM International Conference Proceeding Series (ICPS) - ACM Digital Library.




Organizers

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List of Accepted Papers

  • Mawloud Mosbah and Bachir Boucheham. Improving the Performance of Color-Based Signatures through Dynamic Selection of Adequate CCV-Threshold.
  • David E. Losada and Javier Parapar. Injecting Multiple Psychological Features into Standard Text Summarisers.
  • Estíbaliz Iglesias-Franjo and Jesús Vilares. Any papyrus about "a hand over a stool and a bread loaf, followed by a boat"? Dealing with hieroglyphic texts in IR.
  • Humberto Corona and Ana Peleteiro. A Time-Aware Exploration of RecSys15 Challenge Dataset.
  • Daniel Valcarce, Javier Parapar and Alvaro Barreiro. Additive Smoothing for Relevance-Based Language Modelling of Recommender Systems.
  • Enrique Flores, Lidia Moreno and Paolo Rosso. Detecting Source Code Re-Use with Ensemble Models.
  • Valentín Moreno, Gonzalo Génova, Manuela Alejandres and Anabel Fraga. Automatic classification of web images as UML diagrams.
  • Luis M. de Campos, Juan M. Fernández-Luna and Juan F. Huete. Comparing monolithic and committee-based profiles for politician recommendation.
  • Liudmila Reyes-Alvarez, Jaime Fernández, Luis J. Rodríguez-Muñiz and Irene Díaz. Ontological models for information retrieval of product-service: Trends and open issues.
  • Enaitz Ezpeleta, Urko Zurutuza and Jose Maria Gomez Hidalgo. Short Messages Spam Filtering Using Personality Recognition.
  • Alan Menk and Laura Sebastiá. Predicting the Human Curiosity from Social Networks.
  • Francisco Claude, Roberto Konow and Susana Ladra. Fast compressed-based strategies for author profiling of social media texts.
  • Paolo Tomeo, Ignacio Fernández-Tobías, Tommaso Di Noia and Iván Cantador. Exploiting Linked Open Data in Cold-start Recommendations with Positive-only Feedback.
  • Diego Fernández Iglesias, Xacobe Macia Da Silva, Francisco J. Novoa, Fidel Cacheda and Victor Carneiro. Using Collaborative Filtering in a new domain: traffic analysis.
  • Pablo Sánchez, Alejandro Bellogin and Ivan Cantador. Studying the Effect of Data Structures on the Efficiency of Collaborative Filtering Systems.
  • Jesus Tramullas, Piedad Garrido Picazo and Ana I. Sánchez Casabón. Research on Wikipedia Vandalism: a brief literature review.
  • Maria Carmela Vitelli, Irene Diaz and Luigi Troiano. A method to generate equiprobale runs in TFPG models.
  • Andrew MacFarlane, Tony Russell-Rose. Search Strategy Formulation: A Framework For Learning.
  • Frances Johnson. Evaluating Usability: a two-fold assessment.
  • Daniel Blank and Andreas Henrich. Assessing Interestingness and Importance of Information Retrieval Course Topics in a Course for Three Different Target Groups

Paper Submission

All accepted works will be published in the ACM International Conference Proceeding Series (ICPS), indexed by the ACM Digital Library (ISBN 978-1-4503-4141-7).

Organizers will also award the "Best student paper" presented in this edition of CERI. To be eligible for this award at least one of the co-authors of the paper must be an student, and it should be indicated during the submission process.

In CERI 2016 submissions are divided into two categories: long and short papers.

  • Long papers, submitted in PDF and written in English, must not exceed 8 pages following the ACM SIG Proceedings Format and will be presented at the scientific sessions of the conference.
  • Short papers (posters) must not exceed 4 pages in the same format and will be exhibited and presented in a special poster session.

CERI specially encourages PhD students and researchers in the early stage of their careers to submit their works. Also, works from the industry will be considered in the Industrial Track and Teaching and learning experiences in the Teaching IR Track.

All papers must be submitted in anonymized form. Thus, author names and organization, references, acknowledgements, and any other information that might allow to identify the authors should be removed from the initial submissions. Papers already published, accepted or under review in any other conference or journal will not be accepted. We also expect that authors do not submit their works to any other event during the reviewing period of CERI 2016. Regarding the plagiarism considerations, ACM Plagiarism Policy will be applied.

Papers will be submitted as PDF files through the EasyChair online submission system. At least one author of each accepted work must register to the conference, by the date indicated by the organizers, and present her paper.

Please note that the Teaching and Learning Task and the Industrial Task have their own submission procedures. For details, visit this page.




Many thanks to our Sponsors!


British Computer Society - Information Retrieval Group
Departamento de Ciencias de la Computación e Inteligencia Artificial
ELIAS
Universidad de Granada