Nominees and Winners for Best Paper and Best Student Paper
Crowdsourcing Annotations of Websites’ Privacy Policies: Can It Really Work? Shomir Wilson, Florian Schaub, Rohan Ramanath, Norman Sadeh, Fei Liu, Noah Smith & Frederick Liu (Security & Privacy (1), Wed 2–3:30, Room 520BE)
Visualizing Large-scale and High-dimensional Data Jian Tang, Jingzhou Liu, Ming Zhang & Qiaozhu Mei (Web Mining (1), Thu 11–12:30, Room 516C)
Social Networks Under Stress (WINNER - BEST PAPER AWARD) Daniel Romero, Brian Uzzi & Jon Kleinberg (Social Networks & Graph Analysis (1), Wed 2–3:30, Room 517D)
Using Hierarchical Skills for Optimized Task Assignment in Knowledge-intensive Crowdsourcing(WINNER - BEST STUDENT PAPER AWARD) Panagiotis Mavridis, David Gross-Amblard and Zoltan Miklos (Crowdsourcing Systems & Social Media (2), Thu 4–5:30, Room 516DE)
Growing Wikipedia Across Languages via Recommendation Ellery Wulczyn, Robert West, Leila Zia & Jure Leskovec (Behavioral Analysis & Personalization (3), Fri 11–12:30, Room 517D)
Can One Tamper with the Sample API? -Toward Neutralizing Bias from Spam and Bot Content (WINNER - BEST POSTER) Fred Morstatter, Harsh Dani, Justin Sampson & Huan Liu
Less is More: Filtering Abnormal Dimensions in GloVe Yang-Yin Lee, Hao Ke, Hen-Hsen Huang & Hsin-Hsi Chen
A Large Public Corpus of Web Tables containing Time and Context Metadata Oliver Lehmberg, Dominique Ritze, Robert Meusel and Christian Bizer
Improving Music Recommendation using Distributed Representation Dongjing Wang, Shuiguang Deng and Guandong Xu
