Call For Papers

The primary goal of this workshop is to gather researchers and practitioners from different fields, e.g., recommender systems, user modelling, user interaction, mobile, ubiquitous and ambient technologies, artificial intelligence and web information systems in various domains such as media, e-commerce, music, health care, personal assistants, social networks, tourism, technology enhanced learning, so as to explore various practical use cases of significance of temporal aspects in recommender systems in these domains. During the workshop we aim to identify the typical user groups, tasks and roles in order to achieve an adequate personalization and recommendation relying on temporal aspects.

Important aspects and topics to be discussed evolve around:

· Specific applications and case studies where temporal aspects were considered (evaluation)

· Specific methods and techniques for integrating temporal aspects into the recommendations

· Integrating data

Exploiting data from various sources, i.e., catalogues, Linked Open Data, and usage logs

· Context and Mobility

· Cold-Start Problem

· Preference Elicitation

· Temporal Personalization

· Temporal aspects in group recommendations

· Cross domain temporal patterns

Important Dates

June, 22, 2017: Submission deadline

July, 15, 2017: Notification deadline

August, 12, 2017: Camera-Ready deadline

You are welcome to submit your paper here.

Submissions

Page limits: Long papers ­ 6 pages + references;

Short pages: 4 pages + references;

Position paper/Demo paper 2 pages + references.

Note that the references do not count towards page limits. Papers that exceed the page limits or formatting guidelines will be returned without review.

Submissions should be single blinded, i.e. authors names should be included in the submissions.

Papers must be formatted using the ACM Standard SIGCONF templates.

An international panel of experts will review all submissions.

Demos need to provide links to the systems presented. Work that has already been published should not be submitted unless it introduces a significant addition to the previously published work.