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ADoCS: Automatic Designer of Conference Schedules

2017-04-01 · EACL 2017 4 · Diego Fern Vallejo Huanga, o, Paulina Adriana Morillo Alc{\'\i}var, C{\`e}sar Ferri Ram{\'\i}rez

Distributing papers into sessions in scientific conferences is a task consisting in grouping papers with common topics and considering the size restrictions imposed by the conference schedule. This problem can be seen as a semi-supervised clustering of scientific papers based on their features. This paper presents a web tool called ADoCS that solves the problem of configuring conference schedules by an automatic clustering of articles by similarity using a new algorithm considering size constraints.

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