2001 ACM SIGIR Workshop on Recommender Systems

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Call for Participation
(Also In Text Format)

Invited Speakers

Deadlines & Contact Information

Organizers

SIGIR 2001 Home
(Conference Registration & Hotel Information)

Workshop Proceedings

Radisson Hotel New Orleans
Thursday, September 13th
New Orleans, LA - USA
Jon Herlocker, Workshop Chair. 

News

The workshop proceedings are now available online. This includes the Who's Who in Recommender Systems 2001

Workshop Description & Goals

Recommender systems assist and augment the transfer of recommendations between members of a community. A typical system collects preferences or opinions from individual users, then aggregates and transfers those recommendations to other members of the community. Recommender systems are often referred to as "collaborative filtering systems". 

In this workshop, we seek to bring together researchers and practitioners who are involved in the development of recommender systems. The theme will be "algorithms, applications, and interfaces". The key goals of the workshop are to

  1. Provide a forum where current practitioners can meet and discuss recommender system issues
  2. Identify the most important open problems
  3. See presentations of important work or results related to recommender systems
For more information, please see the Call for Participation

Who's Who in Recommender Systems

As part of this workshop, we are taking a snapshot of current work and practitioners in the field of recommender systems. So even if you don't plan to attend the 2001 Recommender Systems Workshop, if you are involved in recommender systems please submit a one page summary of your current and/or past recommender systems work. This summary will be included as part of the Who's Who in Recommender Systems, which will be published as part of the workshop proceedings. See the Call for Participation for more information.
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This page was last updated on October 2, 2001.