PAN Track on Personality Recognition in Source Code

[Francisco Rangel]

[Apologies for cross-posting]

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Call for Participation
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PAN Track on Personality Recognition in Source Code (PR-SOCO)
http://www.autoritas.es/prsoco/

held in conjunction with the FIRE 2016 Forum for Information Retrieval Evaluation
8th - 10th December 2016, Kolkata

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Author profiling consists of predicting an author's demographics (e.g. age, gender, personality) from her writing. Personality traits influence most, if not all, of the human activities, such as the way people write, for instance in the case of software programmers, the way they write and structure their source code. In the PR-SOCO shared task we will address the problem of predicting an author's personality from her source code. Personality will be defined along five traits using the Big Five Theory, which is the most widely accepted in psychology. The five traits are: extroversion (E), emotional stability / neuroticism (S), agreeableness (A), conscientiousness (C), and openness to experience (O).

Hence, in the training phase PR-SOCO will provide participants with source codes of programmers together with their personality traits. In the training phase, given a set of source codes of programmers, the aim will be to identify their personality traits.

We cordially invite all researchers and practitioners from all fields to participate in this year's PR-SOCO edition.

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Important Dates
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15th July, 2016          Release of training corpus (training period starts)
1st September, 2016      Release of test corpus
20th September, 2016     Submission of runs
27th September, 2016     Results notification
15th October, 2016       Working notes due

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Track Coordinators
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Fabio A. González, Felipe Restrepo-Calle, MindLab research group, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Bogotá, Colombia
Manuel Montes y Gómez, INAOE, Puebla, Mexico
Paolo Rosso, PRHLT research centre, Universitat Politècnica de València, Spain
Francisco Rangel, Autoritas Consulting, Spain

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Contact
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E-mail: pr-soco[AT]autoritas.es
Track Web page: http://www.autoritas.es/prsoco/

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[Ivan Bilan]

this sound very interesting. There semms to be no way to register yet (http://www.autoritas.es/prsoco/registration/ page is empty), when does the registration start?

[Paolo Rosso]

Hi Ivan

> this sound very interesting. There semms to be no way to register yet
> (http://www.autoritas.es/prsoco/registration/ page is empty), when does the
> registration start?

Registration is by email (pr-...@autoritas.es) as specified now in
the registration page:
http://www.autoritas.es/prsoco/registration/

Looking forward to have you + more teams participating in this
PAN@FIRE share task

Best regards

Paolo

[Matthias Liebeck]

Hi Paolo,

just a couple of questions:

1 ) Is pan-works...@googlegroups.com the correct mailinglist for
PR-SOCO?
2) Of which programming languages will the dataset consist of? Will it
be a single language or multiple?
3) How many code files will there be per programmer who took the test?

With regards
Matthias

[Paolo Rosso]

Matthias Liebeck <lie...@cs.uni-duesseldorf.de> ha scritto:

> Hi Paolo,

Hi Matthias

> just a couple of questions:
>
> 1 ) Is pan-works...@googlegroups.com the correct mailinglist for
> PR-SOCO?

It was just for advertising PR-SOCO PAN@FIRE shared task.
We could set up another one later. In the meantime please register
yourself at:

http://www.autoritas.es/prsoco/registration/

Wrt the rest, by the end of this week will update the web page with more info.

Best regards

Paolo

> 2) Of which programming languages will the dataset consist of? Will it
> be a single language or multiple?
>
> 3) How many code files will there be per programmer who took the test?
>
> With regards
> Matthias
>
> Am 04.07.2016 um 06:33 schrieb Paolo Rosso:
>> Hi Ivan
>>
>>> this sound very interesting. There semms to be no way to register yet
>>> (http://www.autoritas.es/prsoco/registration/ page is empty), when
>>> does the
>>> registration start?
>>
>> Registration is by email (pr-...@autoritas.es) as specified now in
>> the registration page:
>> http://www.autoritas.es/prsoco/registration/
>>
>> Looking forward to have you + more teams participating in this
>> PAN@FIRE share task
>>
>> Best regards
>>
>> Paolo
>>
>

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[Ivan Bilan]

Dear Francisco,

 what is the deadline for registration?

Best regards,

Ivan

Am Donnerstag, 2. Juni 2016 12:46:44 UTC+2 schrieb Francisco Rangel:

[Francisco Rangel]

Dear Ivan,

You can register until 19th september, although we suggest you to register as soon as possible in order to receive news by email.

Best,