RecSys 2019

RecSys 2019
13th ACM Conference on Recommender Systems
Event in series	RecSys
Dates	2019/09/16 (iCal) - 2019/09/20
Homepage:	https://recsys.acm.org/recsys19/
Location
Location:	Copenhagen, Denmark
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Important dates
Abstracts:	2019/04/15
Papers:	2019/04/23
Submissions:	2019/04/23
Camera ready due:	2019/07/22
Papers:	Submitted 354 / Accepted 76 (21.5 %)
Committees
General chairs:	Toine Bogers, Alain Said
PC chairs:	Domonkos Tikk, Peter Brusilovsky
Table of Contents

Topics of interest for RecSys 2019 include but are not limited to (alphabetically ordered

• Algorithm scalability, performance, and implementations
• Bias, bubbles and ethics of recommender systems
• Case studies of real-world implementations
• Context-aware recommender systems
• Conversational recommender systems
• Cross-domain recommendation
• Economic models and consequences of recommender systems
• Evaluation metrics and studies
• Explanations and evidence
• Innovative/New applications
• Interfaces for recommender systems
• Novel machine learning approaches to recommendation algorithms (deep learning, reinforcement learning, etc.)
• Preference elicitation
• Privacy and Security
• Social recommenders
• User modelling
• Voice, VR, and other novel interaction paradigms