Workshop List
NEW NAACL 2018 Workshop Line-up by Marie Meteer
NAACL 2018 has a great line of of workshops covering a wide range of topics. All workshops will be held June 5 & 6 unless otherwise noted. Details on deadline and submissions can be found at the individual workshop websites.
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W1 WiNLP18June 1Widening NLP (WiNLP) 2018, We are here to increase awareness of the work URGs do, support URGs in pursuing their research & motivate long-term resources within ACL.
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W2 SemEval-2018June 5-6The 12th International Workshop on Semantic Evaluation, SemEval 2018 invites participation in a broad range of semantic analysis tasks.
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W3 *SEM 2018June 5-6*SEM brings together researchers interested in the semantics of natural languages and its computational modeling. The conference embraces symbolic and probabilistic approaches, and everything in between; theoretical contributions as well as practical applications are welcome in the form of long and short papers.
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W4 Gen-Deep18June 5Generalization in the Age of Deep Learning, Inability to generalize means simple examples cause ML systems to fail spectacularly. We propose a venue to build and test generalization.
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W5 BEA18June 5The 13th Workshop on Innovative Use of NLP for Building Educational Applications, The BEA Workshop is a leading contributor to societal need through NLP innovation for educational technology.
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W6 Ethics-NLP18June 5Second ACL Workshop on Ethics in Natural Language Processing, The second workshop on ethics in NLP: questions, issues, applications.
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W7 CLPsych18June 5The Fifth Workshop on Computational Linguistics and Clinical Psychology: From Linguistic Signal to Clinical Reality, This workshop focuses on language technology applications in mental and neurological health.
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W8 SemBEaR18June 5Computational Semantics Beyond Events and Roles, Intricate semantic phenomena such as negation, modality, factuality, attribution, irony and sarcasm.
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W9 Style-Var18June 52nd Workshop on Stylistic Variation, Enabling a discussion of shared issues across the many instantiations of stylistic difference across research fields.
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W10 Story-NLP18June 5Workshop on Storytelling, Work on teaching computers to understand & generate human-like stories! One step in creating intelligence that’s complementary to humans.
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W11 SCLeM18June 6Subword and Character LEvel Models in NLP (SCLeM), Character/subword level models are end2end & address noise, sparsity and linguistic diversity.
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W12 TextGraphsJune 6Workshop on Graph-Based Methods for Natural Language Processing, The TextGraphs is a workshop series promoting the synergies between the field of Graph Theory and Natural Language Processing.
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W13 Fig-Lang18June 6Workshop on Figurative Language Processing, includes a shared task and invited talks on generation of figurative language.
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W14 PEOPLES18June 6Second workshop on computational modeling of PEople's Opinions, PersonaLity and Emotions in Social media: Emotions, opinions, personality, demographics in social media: How to equip NLP models to capture their interaction? With what implications?
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W15 CRAC18June 6Computational models of Reference, Anaphora and Coreference (CRAC), This workshop will be forum for all types of computational work on the interpretation and annotation of anaphora, coreference and reference.
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W16 Cognitum18 (Cancelled)June 6Fourth Workshop on Cognitive Knowledge Acquisition and Applications, Acquire knowledge from text, reason in novel situations, and offer explanations in a Banking Question Answering and Reasoning shared task.
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W17 SpLU18June 6Spatial Language Understanding, SpLU covers spatial language meaning representation, learning, semantic extraction, mapping to qualitative reasoning models, multi-modality.
NAACL HLT 2018 | New Orleans, Louisiana, June 1 - June 6, 2018