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33rd UMAP 2025: New York City, NY, USA
- Proceedings of the 33rd ACM Conference on User Modeling, Adaptation and Personalization, UMAP 2025, New York City, NY, USA, June 16-19, 2025. ACM 2025, ISBN 979-8-4007-1313-2
Full Papers
- Kayhan Latifzadeh
, Luis A. Leiva
, Klen Copic Pucihar
, Matjaz Kljun
, Iztok Devetak
, Lili Steblovnik
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Assessing Medical Training Skills via Eye and Head Movements. 1-10 - Indrajeet Ghosh
, Kasthuri Jayarajah
, Nicholas R. Waytowich
, Nirmalya Roy
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Augmenting Personalized Memory via Practical Multimodal Wearable Sensing in Visual Search and Wayfinding Navigation. 11-21 - Luca Raggioli
, Antimo Cantiello
, Raffaella Esposito
, Alessandra Rossi
, Silvia Rossi
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Comparing Cognitive and Affective Theory of Mind for an Assistive Robotics Application. 22-31 - Maxwell Szymanski
, Vero Vanden Abeele
, Katrien Verbert
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Disentangling Stakeholder Role and Expertise in User-Centered Explainable AI. 32-39 - Alessandro Petruzzelli
, Cataldo Musto
, Marco de Gemmis
, Giovanni Semeraro
, Pasquale Lops
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Empowering Recommender Systems based on Large Language Models through Knowledge Injection Techniques. 40-50 - Siddharth Mehrotra
, Ujwal Gadiraju
, Eva Bittner
, Folkert van Delden
, Catholijn M. Jonker
, Myrthe L. Tielman
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"Even explanations will not help in trusting [this] fundamentally biased system": A Predictive Policing Case-Study. 51-62 - Marta Moscati
, Darius Afchar
, Markus Schedl
, Bruno Sguerra
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Familiarizing with Music: Discovery Patterns for Different Music Discovery Needs. 63-72 - Giuseppe Spillo
, Cataldo Musto
, Matteo Mannavola
, Marco de Gemmis
, Pasquale Lops
, Giovanni Semeraro
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GAL-KARS: Exploiting LLMs for Graph Augmentation in Knowledge-Aware Recommender Systems. 73-82 - Donghuo Zeng
, Roberto Legaspi
, Yuewen Sun
, Xinshuai Dong
, Kazushi Ikeda
, Peter Spirtes
, Kun Zhang
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Generative Framework for Personalized Persuasion: Inferring Causal, Counterfactual, and Latent Knowledge. 83-93 - Maxwell Szymanski
, John C. Stamper
, Vero Vanden Abeele
, Katrien Verbert
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Granular Feedback: Leveraging Domain Expertise and Explainable AI to Effectively Steer Models. 94-103 - Matthieu Branthôme
, Sébastien Lallé:
Impact of Adaptive Feedback on Learning Programming with a Serious Game in High Schools' Classes. 104-113 - Salvatore Bufi
, Vincenzo Paparella
, Vito Walter Anelli
, Tommaso Di Noia
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Legal but Unfair: Auditing the Impact of Data Minimization on Fairness and Accuracy Trade-off in Recommender Systems. 114-123 - José Dias, Patrícia Alves
, Joana Neto
, Goreti Marreiros
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Mindful Escape: a Mobile Serious Game to Predict the Personality Trait Cooperation. 124-133 - Adiba Mahbub Proma, Neeley Pate
, James Druckman
, Gourab Ghoshal
, Ehsan Hoque
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Personalizing LLM Responses to Combat Political Misinformation. 134-143 - Yalmaz Ali Abdullah
, Michael Guevarra
, Minghao Cai
, Jialiang Yan
, Matthew E. Taylor
, Carrie Demmans Epp
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Pilot Trainees Benefit from Modelling and Adaptive Feedback. 144-154 - Mubina Kamberovic
, Amina Mevic
, Senka Krivic
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Sentence Encoder-Based Clustering Method for Modeling Students' Learning Programming Behavior. 155-163 - Ivica Kostric
, Krisztian Balog
, Ujwal Gadiraju
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Should We Tailor the Talk? Understanding the Impact of Conversational Styles on Preference Elicitation in Conversational Recommender Systems. 164-173 - Aditya Bhattacharya
, Tim Vanherwegen
, Katrien Verbert
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"Show Me How": Benefits and Challenges of Agent-Augmented Counterfactual Explanations for Non-Expert Users. 174-184 - Arshnoor Kaur
, Amanda Aird
, Harris Borman
, Andrea Nicastro
, Anna Leontjeva
, Luiz Pizzato
, Dan Jermyn
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Synthetic Voices: Evaluating the Fidelity of LLM-Generated Personas in Representing People's Financial Wellbeing. 185-193 - Fahrettin Gökgöz, Hussein Hasso
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Task-specific, personalized Automatic Speech Recognition. 194-203 - Hatim Alsayahani
, Mohammed Alhamadi
, Simon Harper
, Markel Vigo
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The Effect of Nudging Techniques on the Customisation and Usability of Visual Analytics Dashboards. 204-213 - Jia Hua Jeng
, Gloria Kasangu
, Alain Starke
, Khadiga Mahmoud Abdalla Seddik
, Christoph Trattner
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The role of GPT as an adaptive technology in climate change journalism. 214-223 - Yicheng Fu
, Raviteja Anantha
, Prabal Vashisht
, Jianpeng Cheng
, Etai Littwin
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UI-JEPA: Towards Active Perception of User Intent through Onscreen User Activity. 224-233 - Bruno Sguerra
, Viet-Anh Tran
, Romain Hennequin
, Manuel Moussallam
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Uncertainty in Repeated Implicit Feedback as a Measure of Reliability. 234-242 - Brett Binst
, Lien Michiels
, Annelien Smets
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What Is Serendipity? An Interview Study to Conceptualize Experienced Serendipity in Recommender Systems. 243-252 - Cedric Waterschoot
, Raciel Yera Toledo
, Nava Tintarev
, Francesco Barile
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With Friends Like These, Who Needs Explanations? Evaluating User Understanding of Group Recommendations. 253-262
Short Papers
- Lalit Kishore Vyas
, Ludovico Boratto
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Addressing Personalized Diversity in Eyewear Recommendation: a Lenskart Case Study. 263-267 - Thomas Elmar Kolb
, Irina Nalis
, Julia Neidhardt
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Bridging Preferences: Multi-Stakeholder Insights on Ideal News Recommendations. 268-272 - Neda Afreen
, Giacomo Balloccu
, Ludovico Boratto
, Gianni Fenu
, Francesca Maridina Malloci
, Mirko Marras
, Andrea Giovanni Martis
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Can Path-Based Explainable Recommendation Methods based on Knowledge Graphs Generalize for Personalized Education? 273-278 - Royal Pathak
, Francesca Spezzano
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Circumventing Misinformation Controls: Assessing the Robustness of Intervention Strategies in Recommender Systems. 279-284 - Patrik Dokoupil
, Ladislav Peska
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Effects of Quantitative Explanations on Fairness Perception in Group Recommender Systems. 285-289 - Maria Grazia Miccoli
, Berardina Nadja De Carolis
, Giuseppe Palestra
, Aurora Toma
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Enhancing Digital Narrative Medicine through Emotion Analysis in Conversational Agents. 290-294 - Muhammad Raees
, Vassilis-Javed Khan
, Konstantinos Papangelis
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Exploring Persuasive Engagement to Reduce Over-Reliance on AI-Assistance in a Customer Classification Case. 295-300 - Erasmo Purificato
, Hannan Javed Mahadik
, Ludovico Boratto
, Ernesto William De Luca
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GNN's FAME: Fairness-Aware MEssages for Graph Neural Networks. 301-306 - Rafaella Sampaio de Alencar
, Mehmet Arif Demirtas
, Adittya Soukarjya Saha
, Yang Shi
, Peter Brusilovsky
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Integrating Expert Knowledge With Automated Knowledge Component Extraction for Student Modeling. 307-312 - William Fisher
, Jacob Rhyne
, Mark Bailey
, Joseph Morgan
, Ryan Lekivetz
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Learning User Interface Preferences via Contextual Discrete Choice Experimentation. 313-317 - Sebastian Lubos
, Michael Gartner
, Alexander Felfernig
, Reinhard Willfort
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Leveraging LLMs to Explain the Consequences of Recommendations. 318-322 - Dhairya Dalal
, Gaurav Negi
, Davide Picca
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LLMs and Emotional Intelligence: Evaluating Emotional Understanding Through Psychometric Tools. 323-328 - Filip Spacek
, Vojtech Vancura
, Pavel Kordík
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Mitigating Risks in Marketplace Semantic Search: A Dataset for Harmful and Sensitive Query Alignment. 329-334 - Tzu-Yu Weng
, Hanna AlZughbi
, Isaac Rabago
, Erin Arévalo Chaves, Erik Vagil
, Nancy Fulda
, Erin Ash
, Mainack Mondal
, Bart P. Knijnenburg
, Xinru Page
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"Strangers in a new culture see only what they know": Evaluating Effectiveness of GPT-4 Omni for Detecting Cross-Cultural Communication Norm Violations. 335-340 - Giuseppe Spillo
, Allegra De Filippo
, Emanuele Fontana
, Michela Milano
, Giovanni Semeraro
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Training Green and Sustainable Recommendation Models: Introducing Carbon Footprint Data into Early Stopping Criteria. 341-346 - Veronika Bogina
, Arnon Hershkovitz
, Noam Koenigstein
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Unveiling Creativity in Student Code: A Gaussian Mixture Model Approach. 347-351 - Anna Hausberger
, Emilia Parada-Cabaleiro
, Markus Schedl
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Why Context Matters: Exploring How Musical Context Impacts User Behavior, Mood, and Musical Preferences. 352-357
Industry Papers
- Potito Aghilar
, Vito Walter Anelli
, Andrea Lops
, Fedelucio Narducci
, Azzurra Ragone
, Sabino Roccotelli
, Michelantonio Trizio
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Adaptive User Modeling in Visual Merchandising: Balancing Brand Identity with Operational Efficiency. 358-360 - Anupam Agrawal
, Jil Kothari
, Siddhesh Chaubal
, Palash Tatte
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Enhancing Personalisation in Fantasy Sports with Graph-Based Representations. 361-363 - Rahul Agarwal
, Amit Jaspal
, Saurabh Gupta
, Omkar Vichare
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Finding Interest Needle in Popularity Haystack: Improving Retrieval by Modeling Item Exposure. 364-366 - Andrea Lops
, Fedelucio Narducci
, Azzurra Ragone
, Michelantonio Trizio
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Personalized Fashion Advertising with Large Language Models: A Case Study on Fine-Tuning for Marketing Copy Generation. 367-369 - Shaghayegh Agah
, Yejin Kim
, Neeraj Sharma
, Mayur Nankani
, Kevin Foley
, H. Howie Huang
, Sardar Hamidian
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Predicting Movie Hits Before They Happen with LLMs. 370-373
Doctoral Consortium Papers
- Mubina Kamberovic
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AI-Assisted Learning. 374-378 - Dayris Rapado
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Cognitive-Emotional Modeling and Hybrid Intelligence: A User-Centered Approach to Psychomotor Interventions in Active Aging. 379-382 - Gregory LeMasurier
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Enabling Novices to Diagnose Robot Failures by Aligning Users' Mental Models of Robots. 383-387 - Alessio Ferrato
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Integrating Indoor Positioning, Recommendation, and Personalization to Enhance Museum Visitor Experiences. 388-392 - Massimo Donini
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Investigating Speech and Multimedia Integration in Assistive Robots. 393-397 - Linda Pigureddu
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Just a Chill Robot. Strategies for relatable and personalized Assistive Robots for Autistic Children. 398-403 - Fillipe dos Santos Silva
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Segment, Recommend, and Explain: Advancing Conversational Recommender Systems with Large Language Model Agents. 404-408 - Neeley Pate
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Supporting User Information Processing Through Large Language Models Within the Political Sphere. 409-413 - Mohammed Almutairi
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Teaming in the AI Era: AI-Augmented Frameworks for Forming, Simulating, and Optimizing Human Teams. 414-418 - Mahsa Nasri
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Towards Intelligent VR Training: A Physiological Adaptation Framework for Cognitive Load and Stress Detection. 419-423 - Victor Garcia
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Towards Personalized Physiotherapy via Common Semantic Fusion: Multi-Modal Learning, Computer Vision and Empathetic NLP. 424-428

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