Proceedings of the 2012 ACM international conference on Intelligent User Interfaces
Proceedings of the 2012 ACM international conference on Intelligent User Interfaces
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2012-02
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Carlos Duarte;L. Carriço;J. Jorge;S. Oviatt;D. Gonçalves
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Carlos Duarte;L. Carriço;J. Jorge;S. Oviatt;D. Gonçalves
我们非常高兴地欢迎您参加2012年ACM智能用户界面国际会议（IUI'12）并来到葡萄牙里斯本。从1993年开始，IUI现在已经是第17版了，它已经成为报告智能用户界面杰出研究和发展的首要场所。IUI系列仍然是人机交互（HCI）和人工智能（AI）社区会议的主要论坛。这就产生了独特的、创造性的、跨学科的贡献。今年的会议展示了这些主题，包括移动界面、协作技术、情感界面、多模式界面、笔界面、触觉和手势界面、多点触摸界面、语音界面、基于凝视的界面、桌面界面、健康应用、娱乐应用、自适应叙事和戏剧、体育和车载应用、地理应用、社交媒体界面、教育界面、草图识别、人机界面、个性化和辅助技术、最终用户编程、无处不在的智能环境、位置感知接口、推荐接口、说服接口、基于web的接口和基于代理的接口。在前几年成功的基础上，IUI 2012年的论文征集吸引了134篇完整论文和78篇短篇论文。为了确保最高的质量，我们组建了一个由48名高级项目委员会成员和367名评审人员组成的团队。这保证了每个提交至少有三个评论和一个元评论。随后是一个反驳阶段，保留了两年前开始的程序。我们相信，这一过程保证了今年技术项目的最高质量，我们要感谢所有高级项目委员会成员和审稿人的辛勤工作，以确保最相关的作品被选中。通过这个非常彻底的审查过程，我们能够接受18篇论文全文，15篇短文和16篇海报展示，这意味着论文全文的录取率为13%，口头报告为16%，口头和海报结合的录取率为23%。除了长篇、短篇论文和海报演讲外，IUI还将举办一个演示环节，从总共26份提交的作品中选出18份。今年，IUI计划邀请了三位著名的演讲者与会议参与者分享他们的创新工作和经验：麻省理工学院人类动态实验室的Alex“Sandy”Pentland，微软研究院的Christopher Bishop和东京大学的Takeo Igarashi。为了促进社区的发展，IUI 2012将首次在IUI系列中推出博士联盟。它的成功可以通过收到的12份高质量的提交来衡量。博士生联盟的学生也将能够在海报环节向主要会议观众展示他们的作品，从而促进他们进入IUI社区。我们也要感谢会议的发起人和支持者，他们为博士联盟的与会者和其他参加会议的学生提供了经济支持。IUI 2012将举办9个全天的研讨会，涵盖IUI领域的各种趋势主题：活动上下文表示：技术和语言；为电子无障碍及电子共融发展智能用户界面检索和推荐中的上下文感知（CaRR 2012）；第三届自适应交互系统语义模型研讨会；香味与可闻性；基于社交媒体的用户建模第二届智能对象交互研讨会；第二届混合和双重现实的位置感知研讨会（LaMDa'12）；第一届无处不在的个性化国际研讨会（UP'2012）。IUI 2012继续并扩展了与ACM交互智能系统交易（TiiS）的合作。除了基于IUI 2012论文的期刊提交简化处理之外，IUI 2012还将举办一个特别会议，最近被ACM TiiS接受的文章的作者将重点介绍他们的工作贡献。我们深信，它将极大地惠及IUI社区的每一个成员。我们要感谢TiiS的主编Anthony Jameson和John Riedl的合作。
It is our great pleasure to welcome you to the 2012 ACM International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces -- IUI'12 and to Lisboa, Portugal. Starting in 1993, IUI is now on its 17th edition and has established itself has the premier venue for reporting outstanding research and development on intelligent user interface. The IUI series continues to be the principal forum for the meeting of the Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and the Artificial Intelligence (AI) communities. This gives rise to unique, creative, interdisciplinary contributions. This year's meeting showcases those topics, with works covering innovations in mobile interfaces, collaboration technology, affective interfaces, multimodal interfaces, pen interfaces, haptic and gesture interfaces, multi-touch interfaces, speech interfaces, gaze-based interfaces, tabletop interfaces, health applications, entertainment applications, adaptive narratives and theater, sports and in-vehicle applications, geographic applications, social media interfaces, educational interfaces, sketch recognition, human-robot interfaces, personalization and assistive technologies, end-user programming, ubiquitous and smart environments, locationaware interfaces, recommender interfaces, persuasive interfaces, web-based interfaces and agentbased interfaces. Building on previous years' success, the IUI 2012 call for papers attracted 134 full paper submissions and 78 short paper submissions. To ensure the highest possible quality we assembled a team of 48 senior program committee members and 367 reviewers. This guaranteed that every submission had at least three reviews plus one meta-review. This was followed by a rebuttal phase, keeping the procedure started two years ago. We believe that this process has guaranteed the highest quality possible for this year technical program and we would like to thank all the senior program committee members and reviewers for their hard work in making sure the most relevant works were selected. Through this very thorough review process we were able to accept 18 full papers, 15 short papers and 16 poster presentations, meaning an acceptance rate of 13% for full papers, 16% for oral presentations and 23% for combined oral and poster presentations. In addition to the full and short papers presentations and poster presentations, IUI will also feature a Demonstrations session for which 18 submissions were accepted from a total of 26 submissions. This year, the IUI programme includes three notable invited speakers sharing their innovative work and experiences with the conference participants: Alex 'Sandy' Pentland from the MIT Human Dynamic Lab, Christopher Bishop from Microsoft Research and Takeo Igarashi from the University of Tokyo. In order to foster the growth of the community, IUI 2012 will feature for the first time in the IUI series a Doctoral Consortium. Its success can be measured by the 12 high quality submissions received. Doctoral Consortium students will also be able to exhibit their work to the main conference audience in the poster session, thus promoting their insertion into the IUI community. We would also like to thank the conference sponsors and supporters that made it possible to provide financial support for Doctoral Consortium attendees and other students participating in the conference. Nine full-day workshops will take place at IUI 2012 covering diverse trending topics in the IUI area: Activity Context Representation: Techniques and Languages; Developing Intelligent User Interfaces for e-Accessibility and e-Inclusion; Context-awareness in Retrieval and Recommendation (CaRR 2012); 3rd Workshop on Semantic Models for Adaptive Interactive Systems (SEMAIS); Scent and Scensibility; User Modeling from Social Media; 2nd Workshop on Interacting with Smart Objects; 2nd Workshop on Location Awareness for Mixed and Dual Reality (LaMDa'12); 1st International Workshop on Ubiquitous Personalization (UP'2012). IUI 2012 continues and extends the cooperation with the ACM Transactions on Interactive Intelligent Systems (TiiS). Besides the streamlined processing of journal submissions based on IUI 2012 papers, IUI 2012 will feature a special session where authors of recently accepted articles for the ACM TiiS will spotlight key contributions of their work. It is our conviction that it will benefit greatly every member of the IUI community. We would like to thank Anthony Jameson and John Riedl, the Editors in Chief of TiiS, for their cooperation.