Titlebook: User Modeling, Adaptation, and Personalization; 18th International C Paul Bra,Alfred Kobsa,David Chin Conference proceedings 2010 Springer-

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Modeling Emotion and Its Expression in Virtual Humansled to a significant growth in research on computationalmodels of human emotional processes, fueled both by their basic research potential as well as the promise that the function of emotion in human behavior can be exploited in a range of applications. Computational models transform theory construc

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Can Concept-Based User Modeling Improve Adaptive Visualization?tively. We presented an approach called Adaptive VIBE, which extended the traditional reference point-based visualization algorithm, so that it could adaptively visualize documents of interest. The adaptive visualization was implemented by separating the effects of user models and queries within the

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Interweaving Public User Profiles on the Webper, we analyze the nature of these traces. We investigate how user data is distributed across different Web systems, and examine ways to aggregate user profile information. Our analyses focus on both explicitly provided profile information (name, homepage, etc.) and activity data (tags assigned to