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First keynote by Thomas DeMeester from Ghent University, talking about various types of medical data and how to combine them for improved decision support.
Topics include uncertainty estimation and the pitfalls in realizing causal reasoning over multimodal medical data: records, knowledge graphs, papers, and tables extracted from those.
#DIR2025 2/n
Second keynote by Asia J Biega (MPI Bochum) discusses how to think about (public) values and their implementation in systems.
How do you map legal considerations (like GDPR) when you build a search or recommended system? Can you bridge these two realities?
#DIR2025 3/n
Second keynote by Asia J Biega (MPI Bochum) discusses how to think about (public) values and their implementation in systems.
How do you map legal considerations (like GDPR) when you build a search or recommended system? Can you bridge these two realities?
#DIR2025 3/n
Please refer to the programme for all the lightning talks and posters presented at #DIR2025
They provide a great sample of Dutch and Belgian research works in IR, published at the best conferences (including SIGIR, ECIR, WSDM, Recsys) and well worth your time!
https://informagus.nl/dir2025/schedule
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Second keynote by Asia J Biega (MPI Bochum) discusses how to think about (public) values and their implementation in systems.
How do you map legal considerations (like GDPR) when you build a search or recommended system? Can you bridge these two realities?
#DIR2025 3/n
Dutch-Belgian Information Retrieval workshop #DIR2025 today in Nijmegen! Opening by the great Harrie Oosterhuis
Impressive #DIR2025 keynote presentation by Thomas Demeester: "Multimodal Health Data: From Representation to Causal Understanding"
Dutch-Belgian Information Retrieval workshop #DIR2025 today in Nijmegen! Opening by the great Harrie Oosterhuis
First keynote by Thomas DeMeester from Ghent University, talking about various types of medical data and how to combine them for improved decision support.
Topics include uncertainty estimation and the pitfalls in realizing causal reasoning over multimodal medical data: records, knowledge graphs, papers, and tables extracted from those.
#DIR2025 2/n
Today: DIR 2025 at #Radboud University in Nijmegen.
https://informagus.nl/dir2025/schedule
Harrie Oosterhuis opening #DIR2025 with a brief history of past editions and basic stats about submissions.
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