CFP - NAACL 2021 Third Workshop on Multimodal Artificial Intelligence (MAI-Workshop) - June 6, 2021
The workshop is an extension of Workshop on Multimodal Language (Challenge-HML) @ ACL 2018, 2020
Website:http://multicomp.cs.cmu.edu/naacl2021multimodalworkshop/
Submissions: https://www.softconf.com/naacl2021/MAIWorkshop/
COVID-19 UPDATE:
We hope everyone and their loved ones are staying safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. MAI-workshop will be held online.
Keynotes:
Kristen Grauman – University of Texas at Austin (USA)
Anind Dey – University Washington (USA)
Emily Mower Provost - University of Michigan (USA)
Important Dates
March 15th: Deadline for all submissions
April 15, 2021: Notification of Acceptance
April 26, 2021: Camera-ready papers
June 6, 2021: Workshop @ NAACL
**All deadlines @11:59 pm anywhere on Earth- year 2021)**
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The NAACL 2021 Workshop on Multimodal Artificial Intelligence (MAI-Workshop) offers a unique opportunity for interdisciplinary researchers to study and model interactions between (but not limited to) modalities of language, vision, and acoustic. Advances in multimodal learning allows the field of NLP to take the leap towards better generalization to real-world (as opposed to limitation to textual applications), and better downstream performance in Conversational AI, Virtual Reality, Robotics, HCI, Healthcare, and Education.
We invite researchers from NLP, Computer Vision, Speech Processing, Robotics, HCI, and Affective Computing to submit their papers.
Neural Modeling of Multimodal Language
Multimodal Dialogue Modeling and Generation
Multimodal Sentiment Analysis and Emotion Recognition
Language, Vision, and Speech
Multimodal Artificial Social Intelligence Modeling
Multimodal Commonsense Reasoning
Multimodal RL and Control
Multimodal Healthcare
Multimodal Educational Systems
Multimodal Affective Computing
Multimodal Robot/Computer Interaction
Multimodal and Multimedia Resources
Creative Applications of Multimodal Learning in E-commerce, Art, and other Impactful Areas.
There are two tracks for submission: archival and non-archival submissions. Archival track will be published in NAACL workshop proceedings and non-archival track will be only presented during the workshop (but not published in proceedings). Full and short workshop papers 6-8 and 4 pages respectively with infinite references.
Submission must be formatted according to NAACL 2021 style files: https://2021.naacl.org/
Workshop Organizers
Amir Zadeh – Language Technologies Institute, Carnegie Mellon University
Louis-Philippe Morency – Language Technologies Institute, Carnegie Mellon University
Paul Pu Liang – Machine Learning Department, Carnegie Mellon University
Candace Ross – Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ruslan Salakhutdinov – Carnegie Mellon University
Soujanya Poria – Singapore University of Technology and Design
Erik Cambria – Nanyang Technological University
Kelly Shi – Carnegie Mellon University