WCPR 2014 - Workshop on Computational Personality Recognition 2014

The Workshop on Computational Personality Recognition 2014 is a challenge-based shared task at its second edition. The main goals of the workshop is to define the state-of-the-art and release data/tools for a standard evaluation of computational personality recognition. Organizers warmly invite contributors working in
Personality Recognition
Data Mining,
Computational Psychology,
Natural Language Processing,
Social Network Analysis,
Sentiment Analysis,
Opinion Mining,
Mood Detection,
Deception Detection,
Information Extraction,
Human-Computer Interaction,
Authorship Attribution,
and other related areas,
to submit papers and participate to the competition.
The Programme committee will evaluate and select the papers for publication on the basis of 1) performance, 2) clarity, 3) correctness, 4) meaningful comparison, 5) significance of the results, 6) soundness and replicability. Negative results will be considered as important as positive results.
Task organizers will provide an introductory paper to summarize the results and describe the task. The results of the workshop will be available to the public.