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Please find the presentation time for different tracks below. The presentation time includes Q&A.

  • Main Track Papers: 12 minutes (Long presentation papers) and 8 minutes (Short presentation papers)
  • Special Session Papers: 10 minutes
  • Interdisciplinary Track Papers: 10 minutes
  • Extended Abstract Papers: 10 minutes
  • Workshop Papers: 15 minutes
  • Doctoral Consortium Papers: 12 minutes
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Conference Program Overview

Please note that the time zone is UTC+8.

Day 1: Thursday, 16 October 2025

Time Session
9:00-9:50 Tutorial 1 The International Workshop on Artificial Intelligence for Law (WAIL 2025)
9:50-10:40 Tutorial 2
10:40-11:00 Coffee Break
11:00-11:50 Tutorial 3 The International Workshop on Intelligent Models for Language and Cross-Cultural Education (IMLCCE)
12:00-14:00 Lunch Break
14:00-14:50 Tutorial 4 2025 International Symposium on Machine Learning and Social Computing Doctoral Consortium
15:00-18:00 CCF YOCSEF Activity (Room C-LP-06) Panelist
  • Prof. Xiaofeng Meng, RUC
  • Prof. Li Chen, HKBU
  • Prof. Tianyong Hao, SCNU
  • Prof. Lin Li, WHUT
2025 International Symposium on Machine Learning and Social Computing
18:00-18:30 Take the shuttle bus to Hong Kong Science Park
18:30-20:30 Welcome Reception
(Hoi Won Wui, Shop 101, 1/F, 1W Core Building 2, 1 Science Park E Ave, Hong Kong Science Park, Sha Tin)

Day 2: Friday, 17 October 2025

Time Session
9:00-9:20 Opening Ceremony
Venue: E-LP2-01 Sports Hall

Chair: Prof. Qing Li
9:20-9:30 Group photo
9:30-10:20 Keynote 1: Cyber-Physical-Social Intelligence
Venue: E-LP2-01 Sports Hall

Speaker: Tianruo Yang, Zhengzhou University, China

Chair: Prof. Tianyong Hao
10:20-10:40 Coffee Break
10:40-12:00 Technical Session 1 Technical Session 2
12:00-14:00 Lunch Break
14:00-14:50 Keynote 2: Data Analysis Traceability in the Era of Real-Time AI
Venue: E-LP2-01 Sports Hall

Speaker: Hiroyuki Kitagawa, University of Tsukuba, Japan

Chair: Prof. Raian Ali
14:50-15:50 Technical Session 3 Technical Session 4
15:50-16:10 Coffee Break Demo Session
16:10-17:10 Technical Session 5 Technical Session 6
17:10-18:30 Panel Discussion Venue: E-LP2-01 Sports Hall

Moderator: Dr. Jianquan Liu, NEC Corporation, Japan
Panelists:
  • Prof. Chee Kit Looi, The Education University of Hong Kong, China
  • Prof. Raian Ali, Hamad Bin Khalifa University, Qatar
  • Prof. Masakazu Iwamura, Osaka Metropolitan University, Japan
  • Dr. Elpida Tzafestas, University of Athens, Greece
  • Dr. Runze Wu, NetEase Inc., China
  • Dr. Xin Li, iFLYTEK, China
18:30-19:15 Take the shuttle bus to Sai Kung
19:15-21:30 Banquet
(Hung Kee Seafood Restaurant, Shop 6 & 9-10, G/F, Siu Yat Building, 1 Sai Kung Hoi Pong Square, Sai Kung)

Day 3: Saturday, 18 October 2025

Time Session
9:00-9:50 Keynote 3: From Trustworthy AI to AI Ethics and Governance
Venue: E-LP2-01 Sports Hall
Speaker: Xin Yao, Lingnan University, Hong Kong SAR, China

Chair: Prof. Guandong Xu
9:50-10:20 Technical Session 7 Invited Talk
10:20-10:40 Technical Session 8
10:40-11:00 Coffee Break
11:00-12:00 Technical Session 9 Technical Session 10
12:00-14:00 Lunch Break
14:00-14:50 Keynote 4: Ties-of-Trust in AI : Unravel the Links Between Human Judgment and AI Harms
Venue: E-LP2-01 Sports Hall
Speaker: Athena Vakali

Chair: Prof. Lin Li
14:50-15:30 Technical Session 11 Technical Session 12
15:30-15:50 Coffee Break
15:50-16:30 Technical Session 13 Technical Session 15
16:30-17:00 Technical Session 14
17:00-17:20 Closing Ceremony/Award Ceremony
Venue: E-LP2-01 Sports Hall

Chair: Prof. Guandong Xu

Conference Paper Presentations

Please find the presentation time for different tracks below. The presentation time includes Q&A.

  • Main Track Papers: 12 minutes (Long presentation papers) and 8 minutes (Short presentation papers)
  • Special Session Papers: 10 minutes
  • Interdisciplinary Track Papers: 10 minutes
  • Extended Abstract Papers: 10 minutes
  • Workshop Papers: 15 minutes
  • Doctoral Consortium Papers: 12 minutes
Tutorial
Venue: C-LP-06
Time: 16 October 2025
9:00-9:50 Tutorial 1: Hot Topic Diffusion Prediction in Large Social Networks under Complex Public Opinion Environment
Speaker: Yajun Yang

Chair: Dr. Dan Lu
9:50-10:40 Tutorial 2: From Degradation to Perception: Photo Restoration and Quality Assessment
Speaker: Weiwei Cai

Chair: Dr. Dan Lu
11:00-11:50 Tutorial 3: Model Compression via Hyperfunction
Speaker: Fenglei Fan

Chair: Dr. Yingnan Zhao
14:00-14:50 Tutorial 4: Recent Advances in Worker Selection: From Social Diffusion to Federated Learning
Speaker: Jianxiong Guo

Chair: Dr. Yingnan Zhao
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Workshop 1: The International Workshop on Artificial Intelligence for Law (WAIL 2025)
Chair: Prof. Juan Xu
Venue: C-LP-04
Time: 9:00-10:30, 16 October 2025
09:00-09:15 The Legal Regulation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in International Arbitration (IA): A Contractual and Judicial Perspective
09:15-09:30 Legal Characterization of Reverse Engineering in Large-Scale AI Models: A Jurisprudential Analysis
09:30-09:45 Deconstructing Compliance and Exploring Regulatory Pathways for Artificial Intelligence Data Security: A Case Study of Biosimilar Drug Development
09:45-10:00 Collegial Panel Mechanism Legal Judgement Prediction Via Majority Voting and Rationale Generation
10:00-10:15 Binary Evaluation Model for Legal Artificial Intelligence: Enhancing the Interpretability of Legal Judgment Predictions
10:15-10:30 Balancing Data Sharing and Security in the Era of AI: A Risk Governance Framework for China's Smart Courts
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Workshop 2: The International Workshop on Intelligent Models for Language and Cross-Cultural Education (IMLCCE)
Chair: Prof. Yuanyuan Mu
Venue: C-LP-04
Time: 11:00-12:00, 16 October 2025
11:00-11:15 Modeling Sentiment Analysis for Educational Texts by Combining RoBERTa, CNN and BiLSTM
11:15-11:30 From Translator to Insider: Rethinking the Limits of Translation Competence in MTPE of a Football Text
11:30-11:45 Evaluating Subtitle Translations of Genshin Impact: A Comparative Analysis of AI and MT Systems
11:45-12:00 Empowering Science Learning with AI-Driven Science Agents: A Talk-on-Science Model for Interdisciplinary Innovation and Scientific Literacy
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The International Symposium on Machine Learning and Social Computing (MLSC 2025)
Chair: Prof. Jinhua Tan
Venue: C-LP-04
Time: 14:00-16:30, 16 October 2025
A Study on the Influencing Factors of AIGC-Generated News Content Adoption Based on Audience Perception.
Supervised Contrastive Learning for Few-Shot EEG-Based Person Identification.
Accurate Traffic Flow Prediction Using a Hybrid Deep Learning Model.
Optimal Intelligent Car-Following Model Based on GCN and GRU.
Federated Spatio-Temporal Graph Convolutional Network for Traffic Flow Prediction.
Deep Reinforcement Learning for Truck Following Decision-Making in Autonomous Driving.
A Car-Following Model Integrating Neighboring Velocity Field and Random Forest.
Impact of Driver’s Perceptual Quirk of Velocity on Traffic Dynamics and Safety in Fog Weather.
An Interpretable Machine Learning Method for Rockburst Risk Assessment.
Mechanical Manufacturing Process Intelligence Based on Artificial Intelligence Algorithm.
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Doctoral Consortium
Chairs: Prof. Lin LI & Dr. Elena Vlahu-Gjorgievska
Venue: C-LP-18
Time: 14:00-15:20, 16 October 2025
14:00-14:12 A Preliminary Examination of an LLM-based Computational Framework for Analyzing Public Discourse in Policy-Making
14:12-14:24 A Multi-Agent System for Multi-Modal Educational Content: A Case Study
14:24-14:36 Effective and Efficient Role-Playing LLM Agent via Pruning Knowledge
14:36-14:48 Research Proposal on Enhancing Authenticity in Online Communication: A Digital Nudge Approach
14:48-15:00 The Dual Role of Peer Pressure on Social Media in Addiction and Well-being
15:00-15:12 Investigating LLMs Dependency vs Privacy-Risk Tolerance: a Research Proposal.
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Demo Session
Chair: Dr. Xin Li
Venue: Outside E-LP2-01 Sports Hall
Time: 15:50-17:10, 17 October 2025
Exploring Exercises Selection Methods for Computerized Adaptive Testing Based on Large Language Models
A large language model system for the field of chemical engineering technology
An automated extraction system for material chemistry experimental protocols
AI as Game Designer: Achieving Optimal Level Balance through LLM-based System
Adaptive Cooperative Perception Task Scheduling for Vehicle Platoons via PPO-Based Deep Reinforcement Learning
A Multimodal Cognitive Assessment System with Task-Level Scoring and Risk Labeling
SiMiao: A Multi-Agent Collaborative Research Assistant for Scientific Knowledge Discovery in the Field of Chemistry
Adaptive Load Balancing in Industrial Edge Computing: A Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning Approach
An Intelligent Supervision Platform for School Canteens: Safeguarding Student Food Quality
TechNexus: An LLM-Powered Platform with Spatio-temporal KGs for University-Industry Technology Transfer
GenAI-empowered Virtual Micro-teaching Training System for Preservice Teachers
SHAP-RM: Interpretable Reward Model Evaluation for Text Generation Quality Assessment in Role-Playing Dialogue Systems
FollowUpBot: An LLM-Based Conversational Robot for Automatic Postoperative Follow-up
CodeEdu: A Multi-Agent Collaborative Platform for Personalized Coding Education
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Technical Session 1: AI for Social Good
Chair: Dr. Zhiyuan Wen
Venue: E-LP2-20
Time: 10:40-12:00, 17 October 2025
10:40-10:52 Using Topic Detection to Analyze Student Reffections in Service-Learning: A Text Mining Method for Understanding Learning Gains
10:52-11:04 MyEcoPal: Bridging the Gap between Sustainability Understanding and Sustainable Actions
11:04-11:16 Quantifying Off-the-ball Attacking Contribution in Football: A GCN-LSTM Approach Supervised by Expert Assessments
11:16-11:28 Temporal Inference of Psychosocial States from Digital Biomarkers for Just-In-Time Adaptive Interventions
11:28-11:36 Framework for Diverse Depression Patients Roleplaying and Cognitive Diagnosis of Scales Using LLMs Based on CoT Prompts
11:36-11:44 Uncovering the Nexus Between Attitudes Toward LLMs and Problematic Dependency on Them: A Latent Profile Analysis
11:44-11:52 Exploring Global Patterns of Social Media Disorder: The Role of Sociodemographic Factors
11:52-12:00 Research and Application of AI Decision System for Perioperative Period Based on Smart IoT and WIRE Database
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Technical Session 2: Social Media Analysis
Chair: Dr. Kaixi Hu
Venue: E-LP2-21
Time: 10:40-12:00, 17 October 2025
10:40-10:52 Early Detection of Multimodal Hot-Topic Misinformation in User-Generated Content
10:52-11:04 Predicting Career Trajectories After Career Breaks: A Data-Driven Analysis Using LinkedIn Profiles
11:04-11:16 Beyond Words: Latent Profiles of Online Communication Styles and their Association with Social Well-Being on Social Media
11:16-11:28 Developing a Novel Tag Cloud System for Optimized Visualization and Behavioral Analytics in Cosmetic Review Platforms
11:28-11:36 Early Detection of Fake News Based on Sequential Analysis of Social Context and Adaptive Thresholding
11:36-11:44 A Multidimensional Sentiment Analysis Model for Experience Assessment
11:44-11:52 Echoes or Adversaries? Asymmetric Polarization in Elite Digital Communication
11:52-12:00 Interpretable and Transparent Experimentation on Policy Ideas in a Social Simulation Environment
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Technical Session 3: Recommendation (Part 1)
Chair: Dr. Dan Lu
Venue: E-LP2-20
Time: 14:50-15:50, 17 October 2025
14:50-15:02 Continuous Sub-sequence Denoising For Sequential Recommendation
15:02-15:14 An Examination of Methods for Resolving Reviewer Dissatisfaction in Hotel Recommendation Systems
15:14-15:26 ReCareer: Hybrid Graph Neural Networks for Post-Career-Break Job Recommendation
15:26-15:36 DCKG: A Dual-view Collaborative Knowledge Graph for Pull Request Recommendation
15:36-15:44 DCSN: Dynamic Calibration and Contrastive Sharpening for MultiModal Recommendation
15:44-15:52 Modeling Rater Severity Drift in Single-Rater Performance Assessments Using Bayesian Hierarchical Methods
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Technical Session 4: Interdisciplinary Study (Part 1)
Chair: Dr. Yuhan Zou
Venue: E-LP2-21
Time: 14:50-15:50, 17 October 2025
14:50-15:00 Cultural Pathways of Life Value Realization: Insights from Chinese and American Obituaries
15:00-15:10 Regional Dynamics of Public Opinion in Post-Pandemic China: A Weibo Data Analysis
15:10-15:20 Person-Environment Fit: How the Gini Coefficient Moderates the Relationship between Personality and Well-being
15:20-15:30 Pathways for cultural evolution of war behaviours
15:30-15:40 How Do LLMs Generate Emotional Metaphors? A Vector-Based Cognitive Investigation
15:40-15:50 Generalized threats predict trust dynamics over time
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Technical Session 5: Artificial Intelligence
Chair: Dr. Yifan Zhu
Venue: E-LP2-20
Time: 16:10-17:10, 17 October 2025
16:10-16:22 NLCC: Noisy Label Correction with CLIP for Robust Few-Shot Learning
16:22-16:30 Accelerating High-Dimensional Expensive Multi-Objective Optimization via Surrogate-Assisted Fuzzy Directed Sampling
16:30-16:38 An Improved Large-Scale Multi-Objective Competitive Swarm Optimizer Based on Harris Hawks Optimization
16:38-16:46 Multimodal Multiobjective Optimization Algorithm based on Two-stage Proportional Selection
16:46-16:54 Discrete-Time Sigma-Delta Modulator Coefficient Optimization via Soft Actor-Critic Reinforcement Learning
16:54-17:02 GADM: Granularity-Aware Diffusion Model for Uncertainty Forecasting in Non-Stationary Time Series
17:02-17:10 Bridging Dependency Enhanced Counterfactual Supporting for Multi-hop Question Generation
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Technical Session 6: Interdisciplinary Study (Part 2)
Chair: Dr. Yan Mu
Venue: E-LP2-21
Time: 16:10-17:10, 17 October 2025
16:10-16:20 ROLLY: A Software-Controlled Multi-Sensor Social Robot for Interventions toward Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
16:20-16:30 The Truth-Sharing Gap: Experimental Evidence from the Chinese Social Media Context
16:30-16:40 Research on the Perspective Transformation and User Experience of Chinese Interpretive Film Short Videos Driven by Artificial Intelligence
16:40-16:50 The Impact of Thinking Levels and the Virtual Nature of Online Videos on Individuals' Judgment of Truth and Falsity
16:50-17:00 From Words to Deeds: Predicting the Spatial Distribution of Collective Action in China Through Social Media Textual Expression
17:00-17:10 Using Large Language Models to Forecast the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election: Accuracy, Bias, and Media Influence Across Partisan Contexts
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Technical Session 7: Behavior & Mobility Modeling
Chair: Dr. Kaize Shi
Venue: E-LP2-20
Time: 9:50-10:40, 18 October 2025
09:50-10:02 The Effectiveness of Balanced Product Explanations for Decision Support in Online Shopping
10:02-10:14 How Warnings of Product Drawbacks Affect Online Shopping Decisions
10:14-10:26 Optimizing Urban Commercial Landscapes with POI Strategic Group Analysis: A Meta-Learning Hypergraph Approach
10:26-10:36 DFST-Net:Dual-Frequency Spatiotemporal Graph Neural Network for Traffic Forecasting
10:36-10:44 Two-lane local optimality driving strategy for enhancing traffic stability
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Invited Talks
Chair: Dr. Jianquan Liu
Venue: E-LP2-21
Time: 18 October 2025
9:50-10:40 Invited Talk 1: Photography for People with Visual Impairments: From Taking the Shot to Tactile Understanding
Speaker: Masakazu Iwamura, Osaka Metropolitan University, Japan
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Technical Session 8: AI for Healthcare (Part 1)
Chair: Dr. Jianquan Liu
Venue: E-LP2-21
Time: 10:20-10:40, 18 October 2025
10:20-10:32 Real-Time Multimodal Hazard Detection for Assistive Wheelchair Navigation
10:32-10:42 Comparative Study on Medication Adherence Between Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine Under Conflicting Information: A Case Study of Chronic Diseases
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Technical Session 9: Recommendation (Part 2)
Chair: Dr. Nengjun Zhu
Venue: E-LP2-20
Time: 11:00-12:00, 18 October 2025
11:00-11:10 Prompt-based Zero-shot Learning in Large Language Models for Recommender Systems: A Reproducibility Study
11:10-11:20 MacCDR: a Memory-Augmented Cluster-Level Preference Mapping Framework for Cross-Domain Cold-Start Recommendation
11:20-11:30 PFRCRP: Parameter-Factorized Personalized Federated Recommendation for Cross-Domain Rating Predictions
11:30-11:40 Enhancing the Training Process with Multi Metrics for Session-based Recommendations
11:40-11:50 Interpretable Recommendation via Semantic and Syntactic Knowledge Enhanced Aspect-based Sentiment Analysis
11:50-12:00 Large-scale Weakly Supervised Person Re-ID: Towards Generalizable and Scalable Solutions
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Technical Session 10: AI for Healthcare (Part 2)
Chair: Dr. Junceng Ye
Venue: E-LP2-21
Time: 11:00-12:00, 18 October 2025
11:00-11:10 Dual-Level Contrastive Learning for Patient Condition Representation with Multimodal Electronic Health Records
11:10-11:20 Machine Learning-Ready Genomic Biomarkers: ATF3 Polymorphisms Predict Postoperative Analgesic Demand Through AI-Compatible Phenotyping
11:20-11:30 Ensemble Transformer-Based Multiple Instance Learning for Predicting Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy Response from Breast Cancer Biopsy Whole-Slide Images
11:30-11:40 Analysis of Tongue Image Data Augmentation and Classification Methods Based on Multi-Attribute Features
11:40-11:50 Discovering Brain Functional Connectivity in Parkinson's Disease from Graph Mining Perspectives
11:50-12:00 Non-invasive Evaluation of Fatigue State of Non-manual Workers Based on CNN-LSTM Network
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Technical Session 11: Anomaly Analysis
Chair: Dr. Shizhuo Deng
Venue: E-LP2-20
Time: 14:50-15:30, 18 October 2025
14:50-15:02 Anomaly Detection Method for Tabular Data Based on a Three-Phase Learning Paradigm
15:02-15:12 Density Harmonized Gradient Descent Online Active Learning for Imbalanced Data Streams
15:12-15:22 Text-Enhanced Panoptic Symbol Spotting in CAD Drawings
15:22-15:30 Do You Tolerate System Failures? Investigating System Failure Tolerance Methods via Prior Statements
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Technical Session 12: AI for Education (Part 1)
Chair: Dr. Shiqing Wu
Venue: E-LP2-21
Time: 14:50-15:30, 18 October 2025
14:50-15:02 AgentLesson: LLM-Based Multi-Agent System for Educational Lesson Plan Generation
15:02-15:10 Classroom-Free Educational Experimentation: A Stochastic Learning-Design Simulation Framework with LLM Optimization
15:10-15:18 Multimodal Learning Analytics for Predicting Learning Gain in Online Service-Learning Programs
15:18-15:26 Student Learning Engagement Recognition Method Based on Video Transformer
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Technical Session 13: AI for Molecular Modeling and Drug
Chair: Prof. Lin Li
Venue: E-LP2-20
Time: 15:50-16:30, 18 October 2025
15:50-16:00 Optimized Feature Extraction and Alignment for Cross-Modal Molecule Retrieval
16:00-16:10 MolJury: A Role-Driven Multi-Agent Architecture for Factual Molecular Understanding
16:10-16:20 EquiMapLE: High-Fidelity and High-Throughput Molecular Analogue Screening with Equivariant Fingerprints and Learned Fusion
16:20-16:30 KGsteeredDTI: Drug-Target Interaction Prediction via Knowledge Graphs-Steering
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Technical Session 14: Knowledge Engineering
Chair: Dr. Yakun Chen
Venue: E-LP2-20
Time: 16:30-17:00, 18 October 2025
16:30-16:42 Leveraging Comment Data for Enhanced Content Discovery through Time Series Analysis of Impressive Scenes in Videos
16:42-16:50 SpiderGNN: Spatial-Aware Predictive Inference with Dynamic Edge Reasoning for In-Building 5G Signal Estimation
16:50-16:58 Contrastive Representation Learning of Floor Plan Images using Human Annotated Attributed Graphs
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Technical Session 15: AI for Education (Part 2)
Chair: Dr. Daner Sun
Venue: E-LP2-21
Time: 15:50-17:00, 18 October 2025
15:50-16:00 ExamEaseVR: An Immersive Virtual Reality Exposure System for Alleviating Test Anxiety
16:00-16:10 An Exploration of ChatGPT in Personalized Learning: Behavioral Flow Analysis of Graduate Student Interactions
16:10-16:20 Designing an Interactive Al-Supported Learning System for Mathematics Education in Primary Schools
16:20-16:30 Design and Implementation of an AI Agent-Based Collaborative Platform for Software Engineering Education
16:30-16:40 Theory-Informed vs. Example-Driven Prompting for LLM-Based Qualitative Data Coding in Educational Research
16:40-16:50 A Systematic Review of International Studies on AI-supported Teacher Professional Development
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