WASSA 2012 - 3rd Workshop on Computational Approaches to Subjectivity and Sentiment Analysis
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Category WASSA 2012
Deadline: March 15, 2012 | Date: July 12, 2012-July 13, 2012
Venue/Country: Jeju, South Korea
Updated: 2011-11-29 22:11:39 (GMT+9)
Call For Papers - CFP
Recent years have marked the beginning and expansion of the Social Web, in which people freely express and respond to opinion on a whole variety of topics. While the growing volume of subjective information available allows for better and more informed decisions of the users, the quantity of data to be analyzed imposed the development of specialized Natural Language Processing (NLP) systems that automatically detect subjectivity in text and subsequently extract, classify and summarize the opinions available on different topics. Although these research fields have been highly dynamic in the past years, dealing with subjectivity in text has proven to be a complex, interdisciplinary problem that remains far from being solved. Its challenges include the need to address the issue from different perspectives and at different levels, depending on the characteristics of the textual genre, the language(s) treated and the final application for which the analysis is done.CALL FOR PAPERSInspired by the objectives we aimed at in the first two editions of the Workshop on Computational Approaches to Subjectivity Analysis (WASSA 2010 and WASSA 2.011) and the final outcome, the purpose of the proposed 3rd edition of the Workshop on Computational Approaches to Subjectivity and Sentiment Analysis (WASSA 2012) is to create a framework for presenting and discussing the challenges related to subjectivity and sentiment analysis in NLP, from an interdisciplinary theoretical and practical perspective.Download the pdf version of the CFP.TOPICS OF INTERESTResearchers are encouraged to submit papers including, but not restricted to the following topics related to subjectivity and sentiment analysis:Resources for subjectivity and sentiment analysisSubjectivity and opinion retrieval, extraction, categorization, aggregation and summarizationTopic and sentiment studies and applications of topic-sentiment analysisMass opinion estimation based on NLP and statistical models.Domain, topic and genre dependency of sentiment analysisAmbiguity issues and word sense disambiguation of subjective languageThe computational treatment of large amounts of user-generated contentPragmatic analysis of the opinion mining taskUse of Semantic Web technologies for subjectivity and sentiment analysisImprovement of NLP tasks using subjectivity and/or sentiment analysisIntrinsic and extrinsic evaluation methodologies for subjectivity and sentiment analysisSubjectivity, sentiment and emotion detection in social networksTrend detection in social media using subjectivity and sentiment analysis techniquesClassification of stance in dialoguesReal-world applications of opinion mining systemsWe also encourage participants to provide demos of their systems, thus giving them the opportunity to obtain feedback on their achievements and issues. At the same time, with the help of demos, we aim at enriching the discussion forum with application-specific topics for debate.Keywords: Accepted papers list. Acceptance Rate. EI Compendex. Engineering Index. ISTP index. ISI index. Impact Factor.
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