Workshop on Collective Decision-making, Learning and Problem Solving
May 16-17, 2019 |
University of Maryland |
Iribe Center for Computer Science and Engineering, Room 4105 |
8125 Paint Branch Drive, College Park MD 20740 |
Thursday, May 16 | |
8:00 | REGISTER / BREAKFAST / COFFEE |
9:00 | Pedja Neskovic, ONR |
9:30 | Juho Kim, KAIST (Web presentation from Seoul, S. Korea)
Supporting Learning & Collaboration in Online Discussion |
10:00 | Rich Baraniuk, Rice University
Human-In-The-Loop Machine Learning
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10:30 | BREAK |
11:00 | Jacob Whitehill and Neil Heffernan, WPI
A Bayesian Multi-Scale Personalized Learning Approach |
11:30 | Joseph Williams, University of Toronto
Enhancing Educational Resources using Multi-Armed Bandits for Crowdsourced & Dynamic Experimentation |
12:00 | Sharad Goel, Stanford University
Personalized Conversational Agents for Education
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12:30 | LUNCH |
2:00 | Ariel Procaccia, CMU
Putting Ethical AI to the Vote |
2:30 | Chinmay Kulkarni, CMU
Peer Feedback in Online Labor Market
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3:00 | Lirong Xia, RPI
A Mathematical Model For Optimal Decisions In A Representative Democracy |
3:30 | BREAK |
4:00 | Steve Dorton, Sonalyst
Visual Argumentation for Resolving Inefficiencies (VARI) |
4:30 | Mike McCloskey and Julio Mateo, 361 Inc.
Meet GECKOS - Generating Employee Crowdsourced Knowledge for Organizational Solutions
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5:00 | Leonard Eusebi, Charles River Analytics
Group Learning and Optimization of Collaborative Workflows (GLOW) |
6:00 | RECEPTION |
Friday, May 17 | |
8:00 | BREAKFAST / COFFEE |
9:00 | Mark Klein, MIT, (Web presentation from Tokyo)
Enabling Crowd-Scale Deliberation For Complex Problems |
9:30 | Ashish Goel, Stanford University
Markets for Public Decision Making
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10:00 | Anna de Liddo, Open University, UK
Structured and Decentralised Discussion Systems for Distributed Decision Making |
10:30 | BREAK |
11:00 | Michael Bernstein, Stanford University
Solving Complex Tasks with Team-Based Crowdsourcing |
11:30 | Dan Weld, University of Washington
Context & Explanations in Collective Decision-Making |
12:00 | Niki Kittur, CMU
Distributed Sensemaking: Externalizing and Aggregating Structured Mental Representations |
12:30 | LUNCH |
2:00 | Rohit Vaish, RPI
Minimizing Time-to-Rank: A Learning and Recommendation Approach |
2:30 | Joan Feigenbaum, Yale University
PriFi: Tracking-Resistant, Intra-Organizational Networking |
3:00 | Bryan Ford, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL)
Personhood.Online |
3:30 | Aaron Johnson, Navy Research Lab (NRL)
Privacy in Communication Networks
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