Note that all times are in Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT), UTC+11.
You can import the programme to your calendar using this .ics file.
We have moved the seminar which was originally on Thursday January 27th back to Tuesday January the 18th to avoid a clash with the SIGIR deadline.
ADCS will run as 7 seminars starting on December 9, 2021, through to February 24, 2022. The following image shows the program overview.
12pm-12.30pm (GMT+11) | Conference Opening |
12.30pm-1.30pm (GMT+11) |
Keynote: What users tell us: User Understanding and Modeling for Personalized Recommendation - Associate Professor Min Zhang, Tsinghua University [recording] |
12.30pm-1.30pm (GMT+11) | Seminar Session 1 |
Hierarchical Clustering of Corals using Image Clustering - Rudra Sawant, Gianluca Demartini, and Tom Bridge [recording] |
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Cost-Effective Updating of Distributed Reordered Indexes - Joel Mackenzie and Alistair Moffat [recording] Best Paper Award. |
12.30pm-1.30pm (GMT+11) | Seminar Session 2 |
Document Clustering vs Topic Models: A Case Study - Meng Yuan, Pauline Lin, and Justin Zobel [recording] |
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MeSH Term Suggestion for Systematic Review Literature Search - Shuai Wang, Hang Li, Harrisen Scells, Daniel Locke, and Guido Zuccon [recording] Best Student Paper Award. |
12.30pm-1.30pm (GMT+11) | Seminar Session 3 |
Annotation of Struck-out Text in Handwritten Documents - Hiqmat Nisa, Vic Ciesielski, James Thom, and Ruwan Tennakoon [recording] |
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Cohort-based Clinical Trial Retrieval - Bevan Koopman and Guido Zuccon [recording] Honourable Mention Best Paper Award. |
4pm-5.30pm (GMT+11) | Seminar Session 5 |
An Analysis of the Australian Political Discourse in Sponsored Social Media Content - Lei Han, Rudra Sawant, Shaoyang Fan, Glenn Kefford, and Gianluca Demartini [recording] |
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Business Meeting |
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Social Event |
12.30pm-1.30pm (GMT+11) |
Keynote: Maximising the potential of documents, NLP, and AI in an online employment marketplace: Technical and non-technical challenges - Dr. Terrence Szymanski, SEEK [recording] |
Conference Closing |
We accepted 9 out of 14 submissions, with an acceptance rate of 64%
The proceedings are available in the ACM Digital Library.