We invite submissions on a wide range of research topics, spanning both theoretical and systems research. The topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
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Track 1: Natural Language Processing Technology |
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Author identification and plagiarism detection Document summarisation and identification Natural language text generation from knowledge graphs and ontologies Sentiment analysis Opinion, personality and emotion detection in social media |
Methods for Classification and Categorisation Topic recognition and topic tracking, subject indexing Methods and systems of automatic machine translation Natural Language Processing for Digital Humanities Resources for basic Natural Language Processing tasks analysis |
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Track 2: Information Retrieval, Mining & Data Analytics |
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Adversarial and cross language information retrieval Aspects of high performance text analysis Collaborative information filtering Data mining、Data science、Text mining Event and anomaly detection Information, knowledge and taxonomy extraction Information mining and psycholinguistic |
Interactive, dynamic, contextual and personalised Information Retrieval Query Expansion Social and Multimedia Information Retrieval Text analytics for the Internet of Things Propagation and diffusion of information Super popular content Information Retrieval result evaluation and relevance feedback |
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Track 3: Knowledge Graph, Semantic Web & Intelligent System |
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Automated knowledge acquisition and representation Decentralised knowledge representation Graph and deep-learning-based methods of NLP & IR Knowledge graph learning, Knowledge representation, Knowledge discovery Semantic search and exploratory search Learning from Big Data for web-scale knowledge graphs Lexical semantics for the Semantic Web Intelligent Tutoring, Interactive Systems |
Methods and analyses for statistical networks Ontology generation, merging and verification methods Ontology learning、Ontology population Semantic similarity metrics and analogy Similarity analysis, clustering, hierarchical clustering Small world graphs Use of knowledge graphs and ontologies for NLP Visualisation of NLP and IR results |