Wednesday, September 9, 2015

National Conference about Khmer Natural Language Processing

The Khmer Language Processing Consortium is happy to announce the Second Annual Conference on Khmer Natural language Processing (KNLP 2015), where all its members and others working in this field bring together their work in an effort to collaboratively advance together towards building practical Natural Language Processing for Khmer. The first annual conference took place in October 2014.
The Khmer Natural Language Processing Consortium, created in 2014, groups universities, NGOs, private companies and researchers interested on accelerating – through close coordination and collaboration – the creation of effective natural language processing tools for Khmer language. These tools will be used to improve access to information and communication in this language.
Check on the website now: http://khmernlp.org/

Call for Papers

The Conference will address a range of critically important issues and themes relating to the Khmer Natural Language Processing community. Plenary speakers include some of the leading thinkers in these areas.
The Khmer Language Processing Consortium is inviting proposals for paper presentations that address Khmer Natural Language Processing in one of the following areas:
• Text and Speech processing
• Optical Character recognition for Khmer and similar complex scripts
• Automatic Translation to and from Khmer.
• Interpreting and generating spoken and written language
• Natural language interfaces and dialogue systems
• Pattern recognition, applied NLP systems
• Cognitive aspects of natural language processing
• Computation aspects of natural language processing
• NLP-based knowledge science and service science
• Corpus and Language Resources
• Corpus-based language modeling
• Tools and resources for natural language processing
• Theoretical and Applied Linguistics, NLP Applications
• Semantics, syntax and lexicon
• Evaluation of natural language systems
• Information retrieval and extraction, text mining
• Human processing of language and speech
• Languages for Disability
• Ontology Engineering
• Phonetics, phonology and morphology
• Pragmatics and discourse

Important Dates

DateDescription
21 September 2015Paper Submission Deadline
21 October 2015Acceptance/Rejection Notification
4 November 2015Final Submission Deadline
4 December 2015Annual Conference