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Full papers:
Liliana Ardissono and Anna Goy, pp. 35-44.
Tailoring the interaction with users in electronic shops
André Berthold and Anthony Jameson, pp. 235-244.
Interpreting Symptoms of Cognitive Load in Speech Input
Bianchi-Berthouze, Berthouze and Kato, pp. 3-12.
Understanding Subjectivity: An Interactivist View
Daniel Billsus and Michael J Pazzani, pp. 99-108.
A Hybrid User Model for News Story Classification
Robert Bushey, Jennifer Mitchell Mauney and Thomas Deelman, pp. 109-118.
The Development of Behaviour-Based User Models for a Computer
System
L. Miguel Encarnacao, Stanislav Stoev, pp. 245-254.
An Application-Independent Intelligent User Support System
exploiting Action-sequence based on User Modelling
Josef Fink, pp. 191-200.
Implications from Transaction Management for Adaptive and User
Modeling Systems
Michael Fleming and Robyn Cohen, pp. 67-76.
User Modeling in the Design of Interactive Interface Agents
Eric Horvitz and Tim Paek, pp. 201-210.
A Computational Architecture for Conversation
Chris Johnson, pp. 13-22.
The Application of User Modeling Techniques to Reason about the
Human Contribution to Major Accidents
Detlef Kuepper and Alfred Kobsa, pp. 45-54.
User-Tailored Plan Generation
Tessa Lau and Eric Horvitz, pp. 119-128.
Patterns of Search: Analyzing and Modeling Web Query Dynamics
Neal Lesh, Charles Rich and Candace L Sidner, pp. 23-32.
Using Plan Recognition in Human-Computer Collaboration
Frank Linton, Deborah Joy and Hans-Peter Schaefer, pp. 129-138.
Building User and Expert Models by Long-Term Observation of
Application Usage
Diane J Litman and Shimei Pan, pp. 55-64.
An Empirical Evaluation of an Adaptable Spoken Dialogue System
Rosemary Luckin and Benedict du Boulay, pp. 139-148.
Capability, Potential and Collaborative Assistance
Mary A Mark and Kenneth R Koedinger, pp. 149-158.
Strategic Support of Algebraic Expression-Writing
Rafael Morales and Helen Pain, pp. 159-168.
Modelling of Novices' Control Skills with Machine Learning
Isabel Machado, Alexandre Martins and Ana Paiva, pp. 211-221.
One for All and All in One - A learner modelling server in a
multi-agent platform
Georgios Paliouras, Vangelis Karkaletsis, Christos
Papatheodorou and Constantine D Spyropoulos,
pp. 169-178.
Exploiting learning techniques for the acquisition of user
stereotypes and communities
Daniela Petrelli, Antonella De Angeli and Gregorio Convertino, pp. 255-264.
A User Centered Approach to User Modelling
Wolfgang Pohl and Achim Nick, pp. 179-188.
Machine Learning and Knowledge-Based User Modeling in the LaboUr
approach
Mildred L G Shaw, Brian R Gaines, pp. 77-86.
Supporting Modeling of the Social Practices of other Users in Internet
Communities
Dicky Suryadi and Piotr J Gmytrasiewicz, pp. 223-232.
Learning Models of Other Agents Using Influence Diagrams
Christopher C Vogt, Garrison W Cottrell, Richard K Belew,
Brian T Bartell, pp. 87-96.
User Lenses - Achieving 100% Precision on Frequently Asked
Questions
Mike Winter and Gord McCalla, pp. 265-274.
The Emergence of Student Models from an Analysis of Ethical
Decision Making in a Scenario-Based Learning Environment
I Zukerman, D W Albrecht and A E Nicholson, pp. 275-284.
Predicting Users' Requests on the WWW
