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[ E-CFP ] Special Issue of Computer Speech & Language on Next Generation Computational Paralinguistics |
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<schuller_(on)_tum.de> |
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21 Dec 2012 |
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01 Apr 2013 |
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Dear List,
For those of you interested:
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Call for Papers
Special Issue of
COMPUTER SPEECH AND LANGUAGE
on Next Generation Computational Paralinguistics
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http://www.journals.elsevier.com/computer-speech-and-language/call-for-papers
/next-generation-computational-paralinguistics/
Computational Paralinguistics recently reached a level of
maturity allowing for their first real-life applications in
interaction, coaching, media retrieval, robotics, surveillance,
and manifold further domains. In particular, an increasing level
of realism is recently faced by coping with speaker independent
analysis of highly naturalistic data in narrow-bandwidth, noisy,
or reverberated conditions. At the same time, the richness of the
range of speaker states and traits analysed computationally is
increasingly widening up. This includes in particular also the
degree of subjectivity faced with tasks such as perceived speaker
personality, likability, or intelligibility, to name a few. Both
these aspects require additional experience on the interplay of
states and traits in speech, singing, and language. Further, with
the integration in applications, novel aspects arise such as
efficiency, reliability, self-learning, mobility, multi-cultural
and multi-lingual aspects, handling groups of speaker or singers,
standardisation, and user experience with such systems.
This Special Issue thus aims at shaping the Next Generation
Computational Paralinguistics. It will focus on technical issues
for highly improved and reliable state and trait analysis in
spoken, sung, and written language and provide a forum for some
of the very best experimental work on this topic. Original,
previously unpublished submissions are encouraged within the
following scope:
+Analysis of States and Traits in Spoken, Sung, and Written
Language +Subjectivity in Computational Paralinguistics (e.g.,
perceived states and traits) +Interdependence of States and
Traits +Intelligibility of Language Varieties and Deviant Speech
+Efficiency (low energy and memory consumption, fast adaptation,
active learning, etc.) +Reliability (e.g., confidence measures,
robustness against regulation and feigning, overlap)
+Self-learning (unsupervised, partially supervised, reinforced,
and deep learning) +Mobility (client/server distribution, package
loss, coding artefacts, privacy preservation, etc.)
+Multicultural and Multilingual Issues +Speaker / Singer Group
Characterisation +Standardisation (output encoding, feature
encoding, etc.) +Application (interaction, voice and writing
coaching, retrieval, robotics, surveillance, etc.) +User
Experience of Computational Paralinguistics Systems
Important Dates
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Submission Deadline 1 April 2013 First Notification 1 July 2013
Final Version of Manuscripts 1 November 2013 Tentative
Publication Date January 2014
Guest Editors
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Björn Schuller, Technische Universität München, Germany,
schuller_(at)_IEEE.org Stefan Steidl, FAU, Germany,
stefan.steidl_(at)_fau.de Anton Batliner, Technische Universität
München, Germany, Anton.Batliner_(at)_lrz.uni-muenchen.de Alessandro
Vinciarelli, University of Glasgow / IDIAP, UK,
alessandro.vinciarelli_(at)_glasgow.ac.uk Felix Burkhardt, Deutsche
Telekom AG, Germany, Felix.Burkhardt_(at)_telekom.de Rob van Son,
University of Amsterdam / Netherlands Cancer Institute, The
Netherlands, r.v.son_(at)_nki.nl
Submission Procedure
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Prospective authors should follow the regular guidelines of the
Computer Speech and Language Journal for electronic submission
(http://ees.elsevier.com/csl). During submission authors must
select for this Special Issue (short name "NextGen
Paralinguistics").
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PD Dr. habil. Björn Schuller
Technische Universität München Institute for Human-Machine
Communication D-80333 München Germany +49-(0)89-289-28548
schuller_(at)_tum.de www.mmk.ei.tum.de/~sch
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