8. UM 2001: Sonthofen, Germany

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/um/2001,
  editor    = {Mathias Bauer and
               Piotr J. Gmytrasiewicz and
               Julita Vassileva},
  title     = {User Modeling 2001, 8th International Conference, UM 2001, Sonthofen,
               Germany, July 13-17, 2001, Proceedings},
  booktitle = {User Modeling},
  publisher = {Springer},
  series    = {Lecture Notes in Computer Science},
  volume    = {2109},
  year      = {2001},
  isbn      = {3-540-42325-7},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

Acquiring User Models from Multi-modal User Input

• Eric Horvitz, Tim Paek:
  Harnessing Models of Users' Goals to Mediate Clarification Dialog in Spoken Language Systems. 3-13
  
• Lisa N. Michaud, Kathleen F. McCoy, Litza A. Stark:
  Modeling the Acquisition of English: An Intelligent CALL Approach. 14-23
  
• Christian A. Müller, Barbara Großmann-Hutter, Anthony Jameson, Ralf Rummer, Frank Wittig:
  Recognizing Time Pressure and Cognitive Load on the Basis of Speech: An Experimental Study. 24-33
  

Learning Interaction Models

• Nico Jacobs, Hendrik Blockeel:
  The Learning Shell: Automated Macro Construction. 34-43
  
• Giovanni Semeraro, Stefano Ferilli, Nicola Fanizzi, Fabio Abbattista:
  Learning Interaction Models in a Digital Library Service. 44-53
  

User Models for Natural Language Interpretation, Processing and Generation

• Michael W. Fleming, Robin Cohen:
  A User Modeling Approach to Determining System Initiative in Mixed-Initiative AI Systems. 54-63
  
• Neal Lesh, Charles Rich, Candace L. Sidner:
  Collaborating with Focused and Unfocused Users under Imperfect Communication. 64-73
  
• Bernardo Magnini, Carlo Strapparava:
  Improving User Modelling with Content-Based Techniques. 74-83
  
• Ingrid Zukerman:
  An Integrated Approach for Generating Arguments and Rebuttals and Understanding Rejoinders. 84-94
  

Adaptive Interviewing for Acquiring User Preferences / Product Customization

• David N. Chin, Asanga Porage:
  Acquiring User Preferences for Product Customization. 95-104
  
• Markus Stolze, Michael Ströbel:
  Utility-Based Decision Tree Optimization: A Framework for Adaptive Interviewing. 105-116
  

Supporting User Collaboration through Adaptive Agents

• Susan Bull, Jim E. Greer, Gordon I. McCalla, Lori Kettel, Jeff Bowes:
  User Modelling in I-Help: What, Why, When and How. 117-126
  
• Silke Höppner:
  An Adaptive User-Interface-Agent Modeling Communication Availability. 127-136
  

Student Modeling

• Albert T. Corbett:
  Cognitive Computer Tutors: Solving the Two-Sigma Problem. 137-147
  
• Vania Dimitrova, John A. Self, Paul Brna:
  Applying Interactive Open Learner Models to Learning Technical Terminology. 148-157
  
• Maria Virvou, Maria Moundridou:
  Student and Instructor Models: Two Kinds of User Model and Their Interaction in an ITS Authoring Tool. 158-167
  

Adaptive Information Filtering, Retrieval and Browsing

• David Bueno, Amos David:
  METIORE: A Personalized Information Retrieval System. 168-177
  
• Gerhard Fischer, Yunwen Ye:
  Personalizing Delivered Information in a Software Reuse Environment. 178-187
  
• Dina Goren-Bar, Tsvi Kuflik, Dror Lev, Peretz Shoval:
  Automating Personal Categorization Using Artificial Neural Networks. 188-200
  

Posters

• Johan Aberg, Nahid Shahmehri:
  User Modelling as an Aid for Human Web Assistants. 201-203
  
• Fredrik Åhman, Annika Waern:
  Modelling the Interests of a News Service User. 204-206
  
• Kenro Aihara, Atsuhiro Takasu:
  Category Based Customization Approach for Information Retrieval. 207-209
  
• Joseph E. Beck, Beverly Park Woolf:
  Using Rollouts to Induce a Policy from a User Model. 210-212
  
• Kalina Bontcheva:
  Tailoring the Content of Dynamically Generated Explanations. 213-215
  
• Manuel de Buenaga Rodríguez, Manuel J. Maña López, Alberto Díaz Esteban, Pablo Gervás Gómez-Navarro:
  A User Model Based on Content Analysis for the Intelligent Personalization of a News Service. 216-218
  
• Andrea Bunt, Cristina Conati:
  Modeling Exploratory Behaviour. 219-221
  
• Valeria Carofiglio, Fiorella de Rosis, Cristiano Castelfranchi:
  Ascribing and Weighting Beliefs in Deceptive Information Exchanges. 222-224
  
• Martha E. Crosby, Marie Iding, David N. Chin:
  Visual Search and Background Complexity: Does the Forest Hide the Trees? 225-227
  
• Thomas Draier, Patrick Gallinari:
  Characterizing Sequences of User Actions for Access Logs Analysis. 228-230
  
• Pablo Gervás:
  Modeling Literary Style for Semi-automatic Generation of Poetry. 231-233
  
• George Ghinea, George D. Magoulas:
  Perceptual Considerations for Quality of Service Management: An Integrated Architecture. 234-236
  
• Piotr J. Gmytrasiewicz, Christine L. Lisetti:
  Emotions and Personality in Agent Design and Modeling. 237-239
  
• Sanghee Kim, Wendy Hall, Andy J. Keane:
  Using Document Structures for Personal Ontologies and User Modeling. 240-242
  
• Detlef Küpper, Alfred Kobsa:
  User-Tailored Plan Presentation. 243-246
  
• Antonija Mitrovic:
  Investigating Students' Self-Assessment Skills. 247-250
  
• Cécile Paris, Stephen Wan, Ross Wilkinson, Mingfang Wu:
  Generating Personal Travel Guides - And Who Wants Them? 251-253
  
• António Silva, Zita A. Vale, Carlos Ramos:
  Inspectability and User Controlled Revision on Long Term User Models. 254-256
  
• Gloria Teo:
  Getting the Right Information to the Right Person. 257-259
  
• Ilaria Torre:
  Goals, Tasks and Application Domains as the Guidelines for Defining a Framework for User Modelling. 260-264
  

Doctoral Consortium

• Ivon Arroyo, Beverly Park Woolf:
  Improving Student Models by Reasoning about Cognitive Ability, Emotions and Gender. 265-267
  
• Alberto Díaz Esteban:
  Integrating Multilingual Text Classification Tasks and User Modeling in Personalized Newspaper Services. 268-270
  
• Patrick Gebhard:
  Enhancing Embodied Intelligent Agents with Affective User Modelling. 271-273
  
• Cristina Gena:
  Designing TV Viewer Stereotypes for an Electronic Program Guide. 274-276
  
• Jessica Givone:
  AGENDA CULTUREL: An Adaptive Cultural Information Service. 277-279
  
• Dominik Heckmann:
  Ubiquitous User Modeling for Situated Interaction. 280-282
  
• Ognian Kalaydjiev:
  An Intelligent Pedagogical Agent in CALL. 283-285
  
• Ingo Schwab:
  How to Learn More about Users from Implicit Observations. 286-288
  
• Monika Tarantowicz-Gasiewicz:
  Student Modelling for CALL Based on Pedagogical Standards. 289-291
  
• Stephan Weibelzahl:
  Evaluation of Adaptive Systems. 292-294
  
• Juan-Diego Zapata-Rivera:
  Supporting Negotiated Assessment Using Open Student Models. 295-297
  
• Jianhan Zhu:
  Using Markov Chains for Structural Link Prediction in Adaptive Web Sites. 298-302
  

Invited Talks

• Alfred Kobsa:
  Tailoring Privacy to Users' Needs. 303-313
  
• Joseph A. Konstan:
  Heavyweight Applications of Lightweight User Models: A Look at Collaborative Filtering, Recommender Systems, and Real-Time Personalization. 314
  
• Sandra P. Marshall:
  Eye Tracking: A Rich Source of Information for User Modeling. 315