SocialNLP 2016 @IJCAI+@EMNLP first call for regular and data papers!

Event Notification Type: 
Call for Papers
Abbreviated Title: 
SocialNLP 2016 @EMNLP
Location: 
Wednesday, 2 November 2016
State: 
TX
Country: 
USA
City: 
Austin
Contact: 
Lun-Wei Ku
Cheng-Te Li
Submission Deadline: 
Tuesday, 2 August 2016

About SocialNLP
To encourage research in the area of SocialNLP, we have organized a SocialNLP SIG-group in AFNLP since 2012 (website: https://sites.google.com/site/socialnlp/home) and made SocialNLP a yearly based workshop series. Through this workshop, we anticipate to provide a platform for research outcome presentation and head-to-head discussion in the area of SocialNLP, with the hope to combine the insight and experience of prominent researchers from both NLP and social computing fields to jointly contribute to the area of SocialNLP.

About SocialNLP 2016
To realize the cross-disciplinary communication, we have organized the SocialNLP workshop chapters aligned with two top conferences of the related research domains. This year, they are IJCAI 2016 and EMNLP 2016. Our purpose is to bring an excellent opportunity for AI people and NLP people to find the role of AI and NLP techniques in SocialNLP together. Especially, we have a strong program committee (around 100 researchers) this year, in which 88% members have been reviewers for ACL series of conferences, which are top ones for NLP related research, and they can be very helpful in promoting our workshop. Therefore, we believe that SocialNLP 2016 can draw much interest and attract many audiences from potential academic or industrial participants of NLP. The most exciting thing is that we start to call for data paper this year to reach our aim of making data available to the research community by sharing datasets. Through the publication of data papers, SocialNLP participants can get familiar with the data by consulting the data creators in the workshop. We sincerely invite you to join us in this exciting event as well as share your experience, thoughts and comments on natural language processing for social media in your preferred time and venue!

Topics
Topics of interests for the workshop include, but are not limited to:

Content analysis on Social Media
 Concept-level sentiment analysis
 Summarization of posts/replies on social media
 Name entity Recognition on Social media
 Relationship extraction on social media
 Entity resolution for social media
 Search, Indexing, and Evaluation on Social Web
 Improving Speech Recognition using Social Media Content
 Multilingual and Language specific Information Retrieval on Social Web

Natural language processing on Web 2.0
 Folksonomy and Social Tagging
 Trend analysis on Wikipedia
 Trustworthiness analysis on Wikipedia
 Human computing for social-media corpus generation
 Social structure and position analysis using Microblog content
 Trust and Privacy analysis in social contexts
 Community detection using blogs or Microblog content

Sentiment and Opinion Analysis on Social Media
 Big social data analysis
 Lexical semantic resources, corpora and annotations of social media for sentiment analysis
 Opinion retrieval, extraction, classification, tracking and summarization
 Domain specific sentiment analysis and model adaptation Emotion detection
 Sentiment analysis for automatic public opinion poll and surveys of user satisfaction
 Improvement of NLP tasks using subjectivity and/or sentiment analysis on social platform
 Sentiment analysis and human computer interface on social platform
 Real-world sentiment applications and systems on social platform

Disaster Management Using Social Media
 Modeling global events or human activities based on social media texts
 Identification and geo-location of social media content
 Social-based web platform for disaster management
 Disaster or disease prediction and forecasting
 Resource allocation using social media
 Monitoring emergency responses among social crowds
 Analyzing the diffusion of emergent information
 Exploiting social media for crisis response and search and rescue activities

Models and Tools Development for SocialNLP
 Biologically-inspired opinion mining
 Social-network motivated methods or tools for natural language processing
 Advanced topic model for social media
 Learning to rank for social media
 Clustering and Classification tools for Social Media
 Content-based and social-based Recommendation
 Multi-lingual machine translation on Microblog

For other details, please visit our website! We are looking forward to seeing you in SocialNLP 2016!