Programme and Proceedings

The conference will be held on-line in Canvas on Jan. 29, 2021. Students can invite family members and friends to join the conference. We will paste the invitation links on this page shortly before the conference starts. Students may also obtain the link from the track chairs. The guests can use mobile phone, tablet or computer to attend the conference. Different operating systems have different requirements to the browsers. Here are the suggestions for supporting Canvas: Firefox/Chrome for Windows/Linux and Safari for iOS in iPhone/iPad.

The slots allocated for the presentations at the conference will be 15 minutes per paper. This includes the presentation itself (min. 10 and max. 12 minutes), and 3 minutes questioning. There will be no format for the slides. The students are free to select their preferred format as long as it is clean. It is preferred to give a live presentation and it is a MUST to live answer questions with the camera on.

There will be two main sessions separated by the lunch break.

• The plenary session. The conference starts with a plenary session in the morning. After the opening, the best paper nominees will in turn present their work and each of their supervisors will give a 1-minute speech to explain why the paper is nominated. The best presentation will be voted and the best papers will be announced. They will be awarded with the TSCiT best presentation and best paper award, respectively.

We also introduce a special quiz for the whole audience, so students, teachers, friends and family. The quiz consists of questions from the presentations of the best paper nominations. There will be a link to answer the questions, which can be submitted after all presentations in the morning. The winner of the quiz will be announced during the award ceremony, and will receive a souvenir from UT.

• Parallel track sessions. In the afternoon, there will be the parallel sessions with various virtual rooms. The students will give presentations according to the conference programme. For each room in the afternoon session, there will be a best presentation award. Everyone is allowed to vote. The link will be sent by the track chairs and the results can be live viewed.

The proceedings will be published on-line with open access policies. The proceedings of the past conferences are still available.

Plenary session: best paper nominations

Guest invitation link

9:45 Opening

10:00 Best paper nominees

• • Joël Ledelay Retrofitting Memoization: An Exploratory Study

  • Kevin Alberts Comparison Of Different Types Of Auto-Encoders For Data Cleaning

  • Ruben Govers Predicting Heart Rates Of Sport Activities Using Machine Learning.

10:45-11:00 Break

• • Till Pinke Investigating Certification Authority Authorization Records’ Effect on Existing Certificates

  • Sieta de Jong A Study on the Use of Interactive Elements in Addiction Treatment for People with an Intellectual Disability

  • Ewout van der Wal Rosetta ANTLR: Ultimate Grammar Extractor

  • Baris Imre An Investigation of Generative Replay in Deep Reinforcement Learning

12:00 Award ceremony

• • Best presentation selection

  • Best paper award ceremony

  • Quiz winner announcement

Afternoon sessions

The tracks have parallel sessions in separate virtual rooms. The track chairs will hold the session.

Intelligent interaction (Snip room)

Track chair: Mariët Theune

Guest invitation link

13:50- 14:00 Setup

14:00-15:00

• Lisanne Helmer Non-text Based Alternatives to Present Textual Information to Individuals with Mild to Moderate Intellectual Disabilities

• Justin Adriani Measuring eating speed on the Sensory Interactive Table

• Stephan Leinweber Accessible Online Addiction Treatment for Patients with Mild or Borderline Intellectual Disability

• Joanne Spijker Plate localization on a Sensory Interactive Table

Best presentation announcement

Software Technology and Formal Methods (Zwaluw room)

Track chair: Moritz Hahn

Guest Invitation Link

13:50- 14:00 Setup

14:00-15:00

• • Frank Groeneveld Benchmarking and Optimisation of Engage!-based XML Parsers

  • Daniël Huisman Generating Specifications to Verify the Correctness of Sanitizers

  • Michael Mulder Creating a Compiler for the Semi-Structured Language of Blazons

  • Yoeri Otten Analysis And Benchmarking of Transportation Routing Algorithms In Realistic Real-Time Environments

Best presentation announcement

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