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ORCIDROMCIR 2022: Stavanger, Norway
- Marinella Petrocchi, Marco Viviani:
Proceedings of the 2nd Workshop Reducing Online Misinformation through Credible Information Retrieval 2022 co-located with The 44th European Conference on Information Retrieval (ECIR 2022), Stavanger, Norway, April 10, 2022. CEUR Workshop Proceedings 3138, CEUR-WS.org 2022
Session 1: Health Misinformation
- Maik Fröbe, Sebastian Günther, Alexander Bondarenko, Johannes Huck, Matthias Hagen:
Using Keyqueries to Reduce Misinformation in Health-Related Search Results. 1-10 - Yidong Huang, Qiuyu Xu, Shengli Wu, Christopher Nugent, Adrian Moore:
Fight Against COVID-19 Misinformation via Clustering-Based Subset Selection Fusion Methods. 11-26 - Elitsa Pankovska, Konstantin Schulz, Georg Rehm:
Suspicious Sentence Detection and Claim Verification in the COVID-19 Domain. 27-47 - Shawn Janzen, Caroline Orr, Sara-Jayne Terp:
Cognitive Security and Resilience: A Social Ecological Model of Disinformation and other Harms with Applications to COVID-19 Vaccine Information Behaviors. 48-88
Session 2: Multi-modal Information Genuineness
- Kalp Abhinn Aghada:
An Alternative Approach to Ranking Videos and Measuring Dissimilarity Between Video Content and Titles. 89-99 - Baris Kirdemir, Oluwaseyi Adeliyi, Nitin Agarwal:
Towards Characterizing Coordinated Inauthentic Behaviors on YouTube. 100-116
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