June 6 – August 4, 2022, Baltimore, Maryland
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The SCALE 22 workshop will consider the problem of authorship identification (AID), which deals with predicting whether two documents were likely to have been composed by the same author. More generally, given a collection of documents composed by the same author and a further collection composed by another author, the objective is to predict whether the two authors are the same.
The problem has potential applications in a number of areas, such as the following:
Recently, data-driven methods that learn representations of authorship from scratch have shown initial promise [1, 2, 3]. However, there remain a number of open research questions, including: (a) how to characterize uncertainty, such as producing well-calibrated confidences along with system decisions, (b) how to justify and explain system decisions, (c) how to account for multiple authorship in a stream of documents, and (d) how to effectively incorporate non-textual signal, such as communication graphs, into the learned representations.
We invite interested researchers and students to apply to the SCALE 2022 program, which is a funded 10-week research workshop. The workshop will be in-person.
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Contact us at [email protected]
*Interested participants should send CVs along with a short message detailing their interest.
The latest we will consider applications is May 1st, but we will make decisions on a rolling basis as applications are received; so we encourage you to apply as soon as possible.