PAN Competition 2015: Plagiarism Detection, Author ID, Author Profiling
Take part in one of 3 tasks: Plagiarism Detection - given a document, is it an original? Author Identification - given a document, who wrote it? Author Profiling - given a document, what is author age / gender?
We invite you to take part in one of the following shared tasks:
1. Plagiarism Detection -- Given a document, is it an original?
This task studies source retrieval and text alignment, i.e. retrieving likely sources of a suspicious document, and aligning reused passages of text between them.
2. Author Identification -- Given a document, who wrote it?
This task focuses on authorship verification and methods that tell us whether two given documents have the same author; a frequent challenge of forensic linguistics.
3. Author Profiling -- Given a document, what are its author's personal traits?
This task is about predicting an author's demographics from her writing. It will include various data sets, including reviews and Twitter tweets. Besides age and gender, a new data set will be introduced to study the predictability of an author's personality.
Learn more at http://pan.webis.de.
PAN is held in conjunction with the CLEF'15 conference in Toulouse, France.
Important Dates
now open | Registration |
Mar 1, 2015 | Early bird software submission |
Thu, Jan 15, 6PM | Final software submission |
May 31, 2015 | Notebook submission |
Sep 8-11, 2015 | Conference |
Special Announcements
Data submissions for Text Alignment.
This year PAN will accept data submissions for text alignment so as to increase the diversity of the available corpora. Further details will be announced on the task's web page.
Software submissions.
After a great success with 106 submitted softwares from previous years, we are happy to announce that we will continue our initiative to invite software submissions using TIRA.
Student mentoring.
For each task, we accept applications of PhD students or master students for mentoring by experts in the respective task's research field. Deadline for sending in your applications is February 15, 2014. Please include a resume and an abstract of your PhD's topic.
Benefits for early birds.
Submitting your software or your notebook early, as well as registering early for the conference will be rewarded. Check out the specific benefits on our web page at http://pan.webis.de
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