[IWSDS2024] Abstract deadline extension, Nov-17th

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Koichiro Yoshino
Sat, Nov 11, 2023 2:14 AM

Dear list,

Due to a number of requests, we have extended the submission deadline
for IWSDS2024.
We look forward to receiving your submissions.
Sponsors are also still being sought:)

-- Call for Papers --------------------------------

https://sites.google.com/grp.riken.jp/iwsds2024

The International Workshop on Spoken Dialogue Systems Technology (IWSDS)
2024 will invite paper submissions. IWSDS 2024 will be held March 4-6,
2024 in Sapporo, Japan. IWSDS 2024 will be a primarily in person event
with a hybrid component for those who cannot travel to Japan. We
especially invite paper submissions on the following topics:

  • User engagement and emotion in dialogue systems
  • Proactive, anticipatory, or incremental interaction
  • Use of humor and metaphors in dialogue systems
  • Multimodal and situated dialogue systems
  • Companions and personal assistant dialogue systems
  • Educational and healthcare applications
  • Big data and large scale dialogue systems
  • Digital resources for interactive dialogue management
  • Domain transfer and adaptation techniques for dialogue systems
  • Dialogue systems for low-resource languages
  • Multilingual dialogue systems
  • Dialogue system evaluation
  • Machine learning for dialogue systems
  • Interaction styles in dialogue systems

However, submissions are not limited to these topics and we encourage
you to submit papers in all areas of natural language dialogue systems.

Categories of Submissions:

  • Long Research Papers: These are reserved for reports on mature
    original research results. The expected length of a long paper
    submission should be in the range of 8-13 pages of content, plus up to 3
    pages for references. Final versions (after notification of acceptance)
    will be given 2 additional pages of content (8-15 pages of content) so
    that reviewers' comments can be taken into account but the number of
    pages for references will not change (up to 3 pages).

  • Short Research Papers: Authors may choose this category if they wish
    to report on smaller case studies or ongoing original research efforts.
    The expected length of a short paper submission should be in the range
    of 4-7 pages of content, plus up to 2 pages for references. Final
    versions (after notification of acceptance) will be given 1 additional
    page of content (4-8 pages of content) so that reviewers' comments can
    be taken into account but the number of pages for references will not
    change (up to 2 pages).

  • Position Papers: These deal with novel unexplored research ideas or
    viewpoints which describe trends or fruitful starting points for future
    research and elicit discussion. The expected length of a position paper
    submission should be 2 pages of content, plus up to 2 pages for
    references. Final versions (after notification of acceptance) will be
    given 1 additional page of content (2-3 pages of content) so that
    reviewers' comments can be taken into account but the number of pages
    for references will not change (up to 2 pages).

  • Demo Submissions – System Papers: Authors who wish to demonstrate
    their system may choose this category and provide a description of their
    system and demo. The expected length of a demo/system paper submission
    should be up to 5 pages of content, plus up to 2 pages for references.
    Final versions (after notification of acceptance) will be given 1
    additional page of content (up to 6 pages of content) so that reviewers'
    comments can be taken into account but the number of pages for
    references will not change (up to 2 pages).

As usual, a selection of accepted papers will be published in
post-workshop proceedings.

We welcome demonstrations from the authors of long and short papers
which can be shown during the demo session. At the submission time, you
will have an option to indicate whether the paper will be accompanied by
a demonstration.

Submission:

Authors of all papers (including papers submitted to the special
sessions) are requested to submit PDF files of their manuscripts using
the IWSDS 2024 paper submission system.

Submission system: https://cmt3.research.microsoft.com/IWSDS2024

Important Dates:

Paper Title, Author, and Abstract Submission: November 10th → November 17th
Paper Submission: November 17th → November 20th

Best regards,
IWSDS2024 organizers

--
Koichiro Yoshino, Ph.D. koichiro.yoshino@riken.jp
PI, Knowledge Acquisition & Dialogue Team, GRP, R-IH, RIKEN
Professor, Intelligent Robot Dialogue Laboratory, NAIST

--
Koichiro Yoshino, Ph.D.
Professor, Intelligent Robot Dialogue Laboratory
Nara Institute of Science and Technology

Dear list, Due to a number of requests, we have extended the submission deadline for IWSDS2024. We look forward to receiving your submissions. Sponsors are also still being sought:) -- Call for Papers -------------------------------- https://sites.google.com/grp.riken.jp/iwsds2024 The International Workshop on Spoken Dialogue Systems Technology (IWSDS) 2024 will invite paper submissions. IWSDS 2024 will be held March 4-6, 2024 in Sapporo, Japan. IWSDS 2024 will be a primarily in person event with a hybrid component for those who cannot travel to Japan. We especially invite paper submissions on the following topics: - User engagement and emotion in dialogue systems - Proactive, anticipatory, or incremental interaction - Use of humor and metaphors in dialogue systems - Multimodal and situated dialogue systems - Companions and personal assistant dialogue systems - Educational and healthcare applications - Big data and large scale dialogue systems - Digital resources for interactive dialogue management - Domain transfer and adaptation techniques for dialogue systems - Dialogue systems for low-resource languages - Multilingual dialogue systems - Dialogue system evaluation - Machine learning for dialogue systems - Interaction styles in dialogue systems However, submissions are not limited to these topics and we encourage you to submit papers in all areas of natural language dialogue systems. Categories of Submissions: - Long Research Papers: These are reserved for reports on mature original research results. The expected length of a long paper submission should be in the range of 8-13 pages of content, plus up to 3 pages for references. Final versions (after notification of acceptance) will be given 2 additional pages of content (8-15 pages of content) so that reviewers' comments can be taken into account but the number of pages for references will not change (up to 3 pages). - Short Research Papers: Authors may choose this category if they wish to report on smaller case studies or ongoing original research efforts. The expected length of a short paper submission should be in the range of 4-7 pages of content, plus up to 2 pages for references. Final versions (after notification of acceptance) will be given 1 additional page of content (4-8 pages of content) so that reviewers' comments can be taken into account but the number of pages for references will not change (up to 2 pages). - Position Papers: These deal with novel unexplored research ideas or viewpoints which describe trends or fruitful starting points for future research and elicit discussion. The expected length of a position paper submission should be 2 pages of content, plus up to 2 pages for references. Final versions (after notification of acceptance) will be given 1 additional page of content (2-3 pages of content) so that reviewers' comments can be taken into account but the number of pages for references will not change (up to 2 pages). - Demo Submissions – System Papers: Authors who wish to demonstrate their system may choose this category and provide a description of their system and demo. The expected length of a demo/system paper submission should be up to 5 pages of content, plus up to 2 pages for references. Final versions (after notification of acceptance) will be given 1 additional page of content (up to 6 pages of content) so that reviewers' comments can be taken into account but the number of pages for references will not change (up to 2 pages). As usual, a selection of accepted papers will be published in post-workshop proceedings. We welcome demonstrations from the authors of long and short papers which can be shown during the demo session. At the submission time, you will have an option to indicate whether the paper will be accompanied by a demonstration. Submission: Authors of all papers (including papers submitted to the special sessions) are requested to submit PDF files of their manuscripts using the IWSDS 2024 paper submission system. Submission system: https://cmt3.research.microsoft.com/IWSDS2024 Important Dates: Paper Title, Author, and Abstract Submission: November 10th → November 17th Paper Submission: November 17th → November 20th Best regards, IWSDS2024 organizers -- Koichiro Yoshino, Ph.D. <koichiro.yoshino@riken.jp> PI, Knowledge Acquisition & Dialogue Team, GRP, R-IH, RIKEN Professor, Intelligent Robot Dialogue Laboratory, NAIST -- Koichiro Yoshino, Ph.D. Professor, Intelligent Robot Dialogue Laboratory Nara Institute of Science and Technology