Multi-Methods

I enjoyed today’s tutorial on multi-method evaluation for adaptive systems at UMAP 2021. You can access the slides from here: Tutorial slides Christine Bauer (2021). Multi-method evaluation of adaptive systems. 29th Conference on User Modeling, Adaptation and Personalization (UMAP 2021).

Tutorial on Multi-Method Evaluation of Adaptive Systems at UMAP 2021.

I am happy to announce that we—Eva Zangerle, [Alain Said])https://www.alansaid.com), and me—will co-organize the workshop Perspectives on the Evaluation of Recommender Systems (PERSPECTIVES) at RecSys 2021. Finger crossed that the event can indeed happen in Amsterdam and that many of use can safely participate.

I am looking forward to give a tutorial on Multi-method evaluation of adaptive systems: Why and how? at UMAP 2021. Christine Bauer (2021). Multi-method evaluation of adaptive systems. 29th Conference on User Modeling, Adaptation and Personalization (UMAP 2021).

While CHIIR 2020 had to be cancelled due to the current global situation with Covid-19, the paper accompanying the tutorial on multi-method evaluation (that I would have held there) is published.

Unfortunately, CHIIR 2020 was cancelled. This is really sad news. I was so much looking forward to holding the tutorial on multi-method evaluation. Meanwhile, you can have a look at https://multimethods.

Are you interested in attending my CHIIR 2020 tutorial on multi-method evaluation (Leveraging multiple methods to answer what you were looking for)? Consider preparing a small (very small!) task for the tutorial.

In our joint effort, advocating for multi-method evaluation, Eva Zangerle and me have set up a dedicated website: https://multimethods.info. On that page, we collect resources that help to apply multi-method evaluation in research and development.

I am happy to announce that I will give a tutorial with the title ‘‘Leveraging multiple methods to answer what you were looking for’’ at CHIIR 2020. Details will follow.

I am happy to announce that Martijn C. Willemsen and I organize tutor sessions in scope of the RecSys Summer School 2019. The idea is that each participant can discuss the specific research goals and questions with senior researchers/teachers of the summer school and fellow students.