We will be giving a tutorial titled Personalization: Techniques and Applications at the ACM Compute conference in Bangalore on January 20, 2008. Besides myself, two other researchers from HP Labs, Geetha Manjunath and Somnath Banerjee will be conducting this tutorial.
Personalized information retrieval and search promises to improve the Internet experience. This tutorial covers the theory and practice of building personalized information systems. This tutorial is in three parts. In the first part, we will give an overview of some of the personalization systems currently used in industry and techniques for creating and evaluating user profiles. In the second part, we will cover techniques for document modeling (including techniques like Latent Semantic indexing and probabilistic LSI) and recommender systems. The third part of the tutorial will cover Semantic web technologies and use of semantic information in improving personalization.
So, if you are attending the ACM Compute conference and are interested in Personalization technologies, welcome to our tutorial.
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