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[CfP] Third LLM4Eval@SIGIR 2025
by Guglielmo Faggioli 21 Mar '25

21 Mar '25

The Third Workshop on LLM4Eval progresses the discussion from the previous series. These earlier events investigated the potential and challenges of using LLMs for search relevance evaluation, automated judgments, and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) assessment. As modern IR systems integrate search, recommendations, conversational interfaces, and personalization, new evaluation challenges arise beyond basic relevance assessment. These applications create personalized rankings, explanations, and adapt to user preferences over time, requiring new evaluation methods. Overview Recent advancements in Large Language Models (LLMs) have significantly impacted evaluation methodologies in Information Retrieval (IR), reshaping the way relevance, quality, and user satisfaction are assessed. Initially demonstrating the potential for query-document relevance judgments, LLMs are now being applied to more complex tasks, including relevance label generation, assessment of retrieval-augmented generation systems, and evaluation of the quality of text-generation systems. As IR systems evolve toward more sophisticated and personalized user experiences, integrating search, recommendations, and conversational interfaces, new evaluation methodologies become necessary. Building upon the success of our previous workshops, this third iteration of the LLM4Eval workshop at SIGIR 2025 seeks submissions exploring new opportunities, limitations, and hybrid approaches involving LLM-based evaluations. Important Dates - Paper submission deadline: April 23, 2025 (AoE) - Notification of acceptance: May 21, 2025 (AoE) - Workshop date: July 17, 2025 Topics of interest We invite submissions on topics including, but not limited to: - LLMs for query-document relevance assessment - Evaluating conversational IR and recommendation systems with LLMs - Hybrid evaluation frameworks combining LLM and human annotations - Identifying failure modes and limitations of LLM annotations - Prompt engineering strategies for improving LLM annotation quality - Standardizing protocols for reliable LLM-based evaluations - Bias, fairness, and ethical considerations in LLM evaluations - LLM annotation robustness, reliability, and reproducibility - User-centric evaluations, personalization, and subjective assessments with LLMs - Case studies and lessons from industry applications of LLM-based evaluations Submission guidelines - Papers must follow SIGIR format and should not exceed 9 pages, excluding references. - We accept full papers (published or unpublished), position papers, and demo papers. - All papers will be peer-reviewed (double-blind) by the program committee and judged by their relevance to the workshop themes and potential to generate discussion. - Previously published studies can be submitted in their original format and will be reviewed solely for their relevance to this workshop. - All submissions must be in English (PDF format). - Submission through EasyChair: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=llm4evalsigir25. Publication options Authors can choose between archival and non-archival options for their submissions: - Archival: Papers will be included in the workshop proceedings. - Non-archival: Papers may be uploaded to arXiv.org, allowing submission elsewhere as they will be considered non-archival. The workshop’s website will maintain a link to the arXiv versions of the papers.

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Request for assistance
by Frank David Zamora Reina 20 Mar '25

20 Mar '25

Hello, I am writing to request assistance. Does anyone have the English version of the following book? *Prinzipien des lexikalischen Bedeutungswandels am Beispiel der romanischen Sprachen.* I would greatly appreciate your help. Best regards, Frank Zamora

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Reminder: 3-year postdoc position in NLP at the University of Oslo
by Lilja Øvrelid 20 Mar '25

20 Mar '25

Reminder that the closing date for this position is April 4th. A position as Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Natural Language Processing is available within MediaFutures:Research Centre for Responsible Media Technology & Innovation at the Language Technology Group (LTG) at the University of Oslo (UiO), Norway. The closing date is April 4th. For more information about the position and the research group, please see the full announcement here: https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/276909/postdoctoral-research… Please do not hesitate to contact me for any further information. Best regards, Lilja

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PROFE 2025 @ IberLEF 2025 - Second Call for Participation (Development data available)
by ALVARO RODRIGO YUSTE 20 Mar '25

20 Mar '25

<Apologies for cross-postings> ------------------------------------------------ Call for Participation PROFE 2025: Language Proficiency Evaluation IberLEF 2025 Shared Task https://nlp.uned.es/question-answering/profe2025 PROFE 2025 reuses the exams for Spanish proficiency evaluation developed by Instituto Cervantes over many years to evaluate human students. Therefore, automatic systems will be evaluated under the same conditions as humans were. Systems will receive a set of exercises with their corresponding instructions without specific training material. In this way we expect Transfer Learning approaches or the use of Generative Large Language Models. Subtasks PROFE 2025 has three subtasks, one per exercise type. Teams can participate in any combination of them. Each subtask contains several exercises of the same type. The subtasks are: 1. Multiple choice subtask: each exercise includes a text and a set of multiple-choice questions about the text where only one answer is correct. Given a multiple-choice question, systems must select the correct answer among the candidates. 2. Matching subtask: each exercise contains two sets of texts. Systems must find the text in the second set that best matches the first set. There is only one possible matching per text, but the first set can contain extra unnecessary texts. 3. Filling the gap subtask: each exercise contains a text with several gaps corresponding to textual fragments that have been removed and presented disorderly as options. Systems must determine the correct position for each fragment. There is only one correct text per gap, but there could be more candidates than gaps. The different exercises open research on how to approach them, adapting different prompts when using generative models. Dataset We will use the IC-UNED-RC-ES dataset created from real examinations at Instituto Cervantes. These exams were created by human experts to assess language proficiency in Spanish. We have already collected the exams and converted them to a digital format, which is ready to be used in the task. The dataset contains exams at different levels (from A1 to C2). The complete dataset contains 282 exams with 855 exercises. The total number of evaluation points are 6146 (among 16570 options) distributed by exercise type as: multiple-choice: 3544 responses matching: 2309 responses fill-the-gap: 293 responses In PROFE 2025 we plan to use around 50% of the exams, so the other 50% remains hidden for PROFE second edition. We intend not to distribute the gold standard to prevent overfitting in post-campaign experiments and data contamination in LLMs. Evaluation measures and baseline We will use traditional accuracy (proportion of correct answers) as the main evaluation measure. Systems will receive evaluation scores from two different perspectives: * At the question level, where correct answers are counted individually without grouping them. * At the exam level, where scores for each exam are considered. Each exam contains several exercises of different types. An exam is considered to be passed if an accuracy score (accounted as the proportion of correct answers) above 0.5 is reached. Then, the proportion of passed exams is given as a global score. This perspective will only apply to those teams participating in the three subtasks. More in detail, the exact evaluation per subtask is as follows: * Multiple choice subtask: we will measure accuracy as the proportion of questions correctly answered * Matching subtask: we will measure accuracy as the proportion of correct texts matched. * Fill in the gap subtask: We will measure accuracy as the proportion of correctly filled gaps. We will use accuracy as the evaluation measure because there is only one correct option among candidates and because it is the measure applied to humans doing the same exams. Thus, we can compare the performance of automatic systems and humans under the same conditions A preliminary baseline using ChatGPT obtains the following results for each exercise type (provided that different prompting can produce slightly different results): * Multiple choice accuracy: 0.64 * Filling the gap accuracy: 0.43 * Matching accuracy: 0.51 Schedule February 6, 2025 Registration opens March 10, 2025 Training data released April 28, 2025 Test set release May 9, 2025 Deadline for submitting runs May 14, 2025 Release of evaluation results June 3, 2025 Paper submission deadline Organizers Alvaro Rodrigo<https://www.uned.es/universidad/docentes/informatica/alvaro-rodrigo-yuste.h…>, UNED NLP & IR Group (Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia) Anselmo Peñas<https://www.uned.es/universidad/docentes/informatica/anselmo-penas-padilla.…>, UNED NLP & IR Group (Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia) Alberto Pérez<https://www.uned.es/universidad/docentes/informatica/alberto-perez-garcia-p…>, UNED NLP & IR Group (Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia) Sergio Moreno<https://www.uned.es/universidad/docentes/en/informatica/sergio-moreno-alvar…>, UNED NLP & IR Group (Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia) Javier Fruns, Instituto Cervantes Inés Soria, Instituto Cervantes Rodrigo Agerri<https://ragerri.github.io/>, HiTz (Universidad del País Vasco, UPV/EHU) AVISO LEGAL. 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Call for Abstracts Open – Computational Psycholinguistics Meeting 2025
by Takmaz, E.K. (Ece) 20 Mar '25

20 Mar '25

Call for Abstracts Now Open – Computational Psycholinguistics Meeting 2025 We are pleased to announce that the abstract submission for the first Computational Psycholinguistics Meeting 2025 is now open! The meeting will take place on December 18–19, 2025, in Utrecht, the Netherlands. It aims to connect researchers using (neuro-)symbolic, Bayesian, deep-learning, connectionist, and mechanistic models (e.g., ACT-R) in studying human language production, perception, and processing. Keynote Speakers: Stefan Frank (Radboud University), Vera Demberg (Saarland University) For detailed guidelines, templates, and additional information, visit our website: <https://cpl2025.sites.uu.nl/> https://cpl2025.sites.uu.nl<https://cpl2025.sites.uu.nl/>/ Abstracts must be submitted in PDF format via OpenReview by June 15, 2025 at: https://openreview.net/group?id=UU.nl/Utrecht_University/2025/CPL We look forward to your contributions! Organizers: Jakub Dotlačil, Lena Jäger, Bruno Nicenboim, Ece Takmaz

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Leverhulme Doctoral Training Network in AI-Enabled Digital Accessibility (ADA)
by Constantin Orasan 20 Mar '25

20 Mar '25

Dear all, We are delighted to share that we are actively recruiting for our 2025/2026 PhD cohort for the Leverhulme Doctoral Scholarships Network for AI-Enabled Digital Accessibility (ADA). There are fully funded scholarships available for 2025/26 and we invite proposals for innovative and original projects with a focus on improving digital accessibility through different forms of linguistic and cross-modal mediation, and drawing on responsible and ethical uses of AI, under 6 themes: 1. AI for Audiovisual Accessibility Exploring AI-enabled solutions for converting audiovisual content into accessible formats, such as audio description for people with sight loss and other audiences. 2. AI for Speech-to-Text Accessibility Advancing automatic speech recognition and related technologies to improve real-time and post-production accessibility of speech content for different use cases. 3. AI for Text Simplification and Comprehension Investigating how AI can enhance text accessibility by simplifying complex language, improving readability, and adapting content for diverse users, including neurodiverse users. 4. AI for Cross-Language Accessibility Developing AI-powered tools for multilingual accessibility through translation, interlingual subtitles and interpreting to support global content reach and inclusivity. 5. AI-Enhanced Assistive Communication Technologies Creating AI-enabled assistive tools, such as voice assistants and chatbots to improve user experiences for diverse users across digital platforms. 6. AI for Personalising Accessible Communication Developing novel methods for tailoring digital accessibility solutions to individual user preferences and needs while ensuring ethical AI practices. For more information on these themes and details on how to apply, please follow this link https://www.surrey.ac.uk/fees-and-funding/studentships/leverhulme-doctoral-…. The deadline for applications is 7 April 2025. --- Prof Constantin Orăsan Professor of Language and Translation Technologies Centre for Translation Studies<https://www.surrey.ac.uk/centre-translation-studies> | School of Literature and Languages<https://www.surrey.ac.uk/school-literature-languages> Personal page: https://www.surrey.ac.uk/people/constantin-orasan Office: 06LC03, Phone: +44 (0) 1483 68 4115 Library and Learning Centre, University of Surrey, Guildford, Surrey, GU2 7XH, UK

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second CFP: The First Workshop on Integrating NLP and Psychology to Study Social Interactions (NLPSI)
by Neele Falk 20 Mar '25

20 Mar '25

***SECOND CALL FOR PAPERS: The First Workshop on Integrating NLP and Psychology to Study Social Interactions (NLPSI) *** NLPSI will be co-located with the International AAAI Conference on Web and Social Media (ICWSM’25) and will take place in person on Monday 23 June 2025. ** Background and Scope ** Recent advances in natural language processing (NLP) have enabled not only the modeling of syntax and semantics but also the analysis of higher-level aspects of human communication—such as pragmatics, social dynamics, and emotional expression. Building on these advances, we can now address foundational questions that remain relatively unexplored in NLP: What are the core psychological processes that shape human behavior and communication? What factors influence how individuals perceive, process, and produce language, and how do these processes impact communication? Psychology can offer valuable insights into these questions, as it has been studying human behavior, perception and communication for years. At the same time, NLP enables us to go beyond controlled, small-scale experiments and conduct large-scale studies to better explore certain theories and research questions in psychology. NLPSI workshop seeks to bridge the two disciplines with a primary focus on NLP research that is grounded in psychological theories. This is an interdisciplinary workshop, and we invite researchers from NLP, Social Psychology, Communication Sciences, Affective Computing, and related fields to submit their work. We welcome submissions on topics including, but not restricted to, the following: - Psychological constructs (e.g., beliefs, motives, feelings, affect, personality). - Psychological studies, especially those focused on interaction. - Language and social identities, including ethnicity and group affiliation. - Communication patterns such as empathy, persuasion, and conflict resolution - Role of emotions in interpersonal communication, including phenomena like emotion contagion and interpersonal emotion regulation. - LLMs in experimental, interactional studies. - Cross-cultural variations in communication and behavior. ** Submission Types ** - Long papers (5 to 8 pages) that present original research, from preliminary findings to established contributions, including theory, experiments, or applications. - Short papers (up to 4 pages) that introduce emerging ideas, work in progress, or early-stage research with clear significance. - Extended Abstracts (up to 2 pages)that present ongoing work, position papers, previously published work, or research projects. Abstracts can be submitted either for inclusion in the proceedings (archival) or as non-archival contributions. ** Format ** All papers must follow the AAAI two-column, camera-ready style, for US Letter (8.5" x 11") paper, using Type 1 or TrueType fonts (available templates: AAAI 2025 Author Kit on Overleaf or AAAI 2025 Author Kit.zip [Word | LaTeX]). The review process will be double-blind. Please anonymize your papers by removing identifying information such as author names, affiliations, and funding details. ** Important Dates ** Paper submission deadline: March 21, 2025 Notification of acceptance: April 30, 2025 Camera ready: May 26, 2025 NLPSI Workshop day: June 23rd, 2025 Note: All deadlines are 11:59 pm UTC -12h (anywhere on earth). ** Organizers ** Aswathy Velutharambath, University of Bamberg Sofie Labat, Ghent University Neele Falk, University of Stuttgart Flor Miriam Plaza-del-Arco, Bocconi University Roman Klinger, University of Bamberg Véronique Hoste, Ghent University ** Website and Contact ** For further information and updates, visit the NLPSI website: nlpsi-workshop.github.io If you have any questions, please contact nlpsi-workshop-organizers.nlproc(a)uni-bamberg.de

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SEPLN2025 - Ampliación de fecha límite- Submission Deadline Extension
by jipatsaa＠si.ehu.es 20 Mar '25

20 Mar '25

[Spanish version below] SEPLN 2025: XLI International Congress of the Spanish Society for Natural Language Processing Zaragoza, Spain September 23-26, 2025 https://eventos.ita.es/sepln_2025/home/ Extension of deadline for submission of articles: April 6th , 2025 Note for submission: The SEPLN 2025 Congress will accept three types of papers: (1) scientific contributions, (2) research project summaries, and (3) descriptive papers on system demonstrations. You have to press the button "SEPLN 2024 Final Sumisión" of openReview. PROJECTS AND DEMOS: There is a single submission procedure in OpenReview for regular papers, projects, and demos, although the publication requirements are different. Please consider contributing and/or forwarding to appropriate colleagues and groups. *******We apologize for the multiple copies of this e-mail****** Call for papers for issue 75 of the journal Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural http://www.sepln.org/en/journal http://www.sepln.org/en/journal/author-guidelines Introduction The aim of the journal Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural is to provide a forum for the publication of scientific-technical articles in the field of Natural Language Processing (NLP), for both the national and international scientific community. The articles must be unpublished and cannot be simultaneously submitted for publication in other journals or conference proceedings. The journal also aims to promote the development of areas related to NLP, disseminate research carried out, identify future guidelines for basic research, and present software applications in this field. Every year the Sociedad Española de Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural (SEPLN) (Spanish Society for the Natural Language Processing) publishes two issues of the journal, including original articles, presentations of R&D projects, book reviews, and summaries of PhD theses. The scientific quality of the Journal is supported by the 2023 JCR index (JIF: 1.2, JCI: 0.39, Q2-Linguistics - Q4-Computer Sciences, Artificial Intelligence ESCI), the SCImago Journal Ranking (2023 SJR: 0.677, Q2-Computer Science Applications, Q1-Linguistics and Language), the Scopus Index (2023 CiteScore: 5.4) and the index SNIP (Source Normalized Impact per Paper) with 2.07 points. More information at: http://www.sepln.org/en/journal/quality. Topics ● NLP for low-resource languages ● Efficient and sustainable NLP methods ● Ethics, Bias and Fairness in NLP ● Trustworthy and explainability in NLP ● Security and privacy in NLP ● Text and Multimodal Generation ● Language Modeling ● Multimodality and Language Grounding to Vision ● Knowledge and common sense ● Computational lexicography and terminology ● Linguistic theories, Cognitive Modeling and Psycholinguistics ● Morphological and Syntactic analysis ● Corpus linguistics ● Development of linguistic resources and tools ● Semantics, pragmatics, and discourse ● Machine translation ● Speech synthesis and recognition ● Audio indexing and retrieval ● Dialogue systems and interactive systems/ Conversational assistants ● Monolingual and multilingual information extraction and retrieval ● Question answering systems ● Automatic textual content analysis ● Sentiment analysis, opinion mining and argument mining ● Plagiarism detection ● Negation and speculation processing ● Text summarization ● Text simplification ● Image retrieval ● NLP in specific domains (Medicine, Law, Education…) Submission Information The proposal must be submitted by April 6th, 2025, and must meet certain format and style requirements. All submissions must be in PDF format and submitted electronically using the OpenReview system. Submitted papers will be subjected to a blind review by at least three members of the program committee. Categories of papers ● Regular papers with original contributions. ● Research projects and demos Information for Authors The proposals of regular papers with original contributions can be written in Spanish or English and should be at most 10 A4-size pages of content, plus unlimited pages for references. The papers must include the following sections: ● The title of the communication (in English and Spanish). ● An abstract in English and Spanish (maximum 150 words). ● A list of keywords or related topics (in English and Spanish). ● The documents must not include headers or footers. As reviewing will be blind, the paper should not include the authors’ names and affiliation. Furthermore, self-references that reveal the author’s identity should be avoided. The articles should only include the title, the abstract, the keywords and the proposal. We recommend using the LaTeX and Word templates that can be downloaded from the SEPLN web (author guidelines have been updated): http://www.sepln.org/index.php/en/journal/author-guidelines. The summaries of ongoing research projects must include the following information: ● Project title. ● Author name, affiliation and contact information. The review of this kind of paper is not blind review. ● Funding institutions. ● Research Groups participating in the project. ● Language: English. We will not accept research project summaries in Spanish or other languages. ● An abstract of a maximum of 150 words and a list of keywords. ● Minimum length: 5 A4-size pages. ● Maximum length: 6 A4-size pages (including references). System demonstration papers must be related to NLP applications, and they must describe the technical details and the NLP components used or developed. The paper must be written in English, the minimum length of the paper must be 5 A4-size pages and the maximum length is 6 A4-size pages of content with the references included. The research project summaries and the system demonstration papers will be published on the CEUR Workshop Proceedings platform, which is widely known by the computer science research community. Accordingly, the paper format must be in accordance with the CEUR template. We have adapted the CEUR Latex Template to SEPLN 2025 and you can download it here (LaTeX, Word). Note on camera ready The final version of the paper (camera ready) should be submitted together with a cover letter explaining how the suggestions of the reviewers were implemented in the final version. This cover letter will be considered in order to accept or finally reject the selected paper. Preprint policy The Journal allows the publication of preprints (non-refereed paper posted online, such as ArXiv) anytime, but during the review period the preprint must indicate that the paper it is “under review” in the Journal Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural. Likewise, if the paper is accepted, the preprint must be updated with the DOI, name of the Journal and the bibliographic information of the paper. Important dates ● Submission deadline: April 6th, 2025 ● Notification of acceptance: May 30th, 2025 ● Camera ready: June 6th, 2025 ● Publication: September 2025 ● Congress: September 23-26, 2025 For all general enquiries, please contact: sepln2025(a)ita.es. All information related to the congress can be found at: https://eventos.ita.es/sepln_2025/home/ Editorial Committee of the Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SEPLN 2025: XLI Congreso Internacional de la Sociedad Española para el Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural Zaragoza, España Septiembre 23-26, 2025 https://eventos.ita.es/sepln_2025/inicio/ Ampliación de plazo para envío de artículos: 6 de abril de 2025 Notas para envío: El Congreso SEPLN 2025 aceptará tres tipos de artículos: (1) contribuciones científicas, (2) resúmenes de proyectos de investigación y (3) artículos descriptivos de demostraciones de sistemas. Debes presionar el botón "SEPLN 2024 Final Sumisión" para el envío. ACLARACIÓN IMPORTANTE PARA PROYECTOS Y DEMOS: Existe un procedimiento de envío único en Openreview para artículos regulares, proyectos y demos, aunque los requisitos de publicación son diferentes. ***********Disculpen si reciben varias copias de este mensaje ************ Por favor, si lo considera oportuno, distribuya este llamamiento entre sus colegas. Petición de artículos para la revista Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural nº 75. http://www.sepln.org/la-revista http://www.sepln.org/la-revista/informacion-para-autores Objetivos de la revista La revista Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural es un foro de publicación de artículos científico-técnicos en el ámbito del Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural (PLN), tanto para la comunidad científica nacional como internacional. Los artículos tienen que ser inéditos y no haber sido postulados para ser publicados simultáneamente en otras revistas o actas de congresos. La revista quiere potenciar el desarrollo de las diferentes áreas relacionadas con el PLN, mejorar la divulgación de las investigaciones que se llevan a cabo, identificar las futuras directrices de la investigación básica y mostrar las posibilidades reales de aplicación en este campo. Anualmente la SEPLN (Sociedad Española para el Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural) publica dos números de la revista, que incluyen artículos originales, presentaciones de proyectos, reseñas bibliográficas y resúmenes de tesis doctorales. La calidad científica de la Revista está respaldada por el índice del JCR 2023 (JIF: 1.2, JCI: 0.39, Q2-Linguistics - Q4-Computer Sciences, Artificial Intelligence ESCI), el índice SCImago Journal Ranking (2023 SJR: 0.677, Q2-Computer Science Applications, Q1-Linguistics and Language), el índice de Scopus (2023 CiteScore: 5.4) y el índice SNIP (Source Normalized Impact per Paper) con 2,07 puntos. Más información en http://www.sepln.org/la-revista/calidad. Áreas temáticas ● PLN para lenguas con recursos limitados ● Diversidad y PNL para lenguas de bajos recursos ● Métodos de PNL eficientes y sostenibles ● LLM: Diseño, Creación, Evaluación ● Ética, Sesgo y Equidad en la PNL ● PNL veraz y explicable ● Seguridad y Privacidad en PNL ● Generación Texto y Multimodal ● Modelos de Lenguaje ● Multimodalidad y fundamento del lenguaje para la visión ● Conocimiento y sentido común ● Teorías lingüísticas, modelado cognitivo y psicolingüística ● Análisis Morfológico y Sintáctico ● Lingüística de corpus ● Desarrollo de recursos y herramientas lingüísticas ● Semántica, pragmática y discurso ● Traducción automática ● Reconocimiento y síntesis de habla ● Indexación y recuperación de Audio ● Sistemas de diálogo y sistemas interactivos/Asistentes conversacionales ● Recuperación y extracción de información monolingüe y multilingüe ● Sistemas de búsqueda de respuestas ● Análisis automático de contenido textual ● Análisis de opiniones, emociones y minería de la argumentación ● Detección de plagio ● Procesamiento de la negación y la especulación ● Resumen automático de texto ● Simplificación de texto ● Recuperación de imágenes ● PLN especifico al dominio (Medico, Jurídico-administrativo, Educación, etc.) Envío de trabajos Las propuestas de trabajos (artículos y resúmenes de tesis) podrán ser enviadas hasta la fecha límite ampliada del 6 de abril de 2025. El envío y la revisión de las propuestas se realizarán exclusivamente en formato PDF y se gestionarán a través del sistema OpenReview. La evaluación de los trabajos pasará por un proceso de revisión ciego realizado como mínimo por tres miembros del consejo asesor de la SEPLN. Tipos de trabajos ● Artículos sobre contribuciones originales. ● Proyectos de investigación y demostraciones. Instrucciones para los Autores Las propuestas de artículos sobre contribuciones originales pueden estar escritas en español o en inglés, y deben tener un máximo de 10 páginas de contenido de tamaño A4, más páginas ilimitadas para referencias. Las propuestas deben contener los siguientes apartados: ● El título del artículo (en inglés y español). ● Un resumen en inglés y español (máximo de 150 palabras). ● Un listado de palabras clave o temas relacionados (en inglés y español). ● Los documentos no podrán incluir cabeceras ni pies de página. Como la fase de revisión de los trabajos es ciega, en los artículos que se envíen no se debe incluir ninguna referencia a los autores ni referencias propias que revelen la identidad de los mismos. Todas las contribuciones deben contener únicamente el título, el resumen, las palabras claves y la propuesta. Recomendamos utilizar las plantillas LaTeX y Word que pueden descargarse de la web de la SEPLN (las directrices para los autores han sido actualizadas): http://www.sepln.org/index.php/en/journal/author-guidelines Los resúmenes de los proyectos de investigación en curso deben incluir la siguiente información: ● Título del proyecto. ● Nombre del autor, afiliación e información de contacto. La revisión de este tipo de trabajos no es una revisión ciega. ● Instituciones financiadoras. ● Grupos de investigación participantes en el proyecto. ● Idioma: inglés. No se aceptarán resúmenes de proyectos de investigación en español u otros idiomas. ● Un resumen de un máximo de 150 palabras y una lista de palabras clave. ● Extensión mínima: 5 páginas tamaño A4. ● Extensión máxima: 6 páginas tamaño A4 (incluidas las referencias). Los trabajos de demostración de sistemas deben estar relacionados con aplicaciones de PNL y deben describir los detalles técnicos y los componentes de PNL utilizados o desarrollados. Las ponencias deberán estar escritas en inglés, tener una extensión mínima de 5 páginas tamaño A4 y una extensión máxima de 6 páginas tamaño A4 de contenido con las referencias incluidas. Los resúmenes de los proyectos de investigación y los trabajos de demostración de los sistemas se publicarán en la plataforma CEUR Workshop Proceedings, ampliamente conocida por la comunidad investigadora en informática. En consecuencia, el formato de las ponencias debe ajustarse a la plantilla CEUR. Hemos adaptado la plantilla CEUR Latex a SEPLN 2025 y puede descargarla aquí (LaTeX, Word). Nota sobre la versión final La versión final del trabajo (camera ready) debe enviarse con un documento en el que se explique cómo se han implementado las sugerencias de los revisores. Dicho documento se tendrá en cuenta para aceptar o rechazar el trabajo en cuestión. Política de prepublicación La revista permite publicar una versión no revisada de los artículos en plataformas de prepublicación (plataformas de artículos no evaluados como ArXiv). Sin embargo, durante el periodo de revisión se debe indicar que el artículo está “en revisión” en la revista Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural. Si el artículo es aceptado, se debe actualizar la publicación en la plataforma de prepublicación con el DOI, nombre de la revista y la información bibliográfica del artículo. Fechas importantes ● Envío de trabajos: 6 de abril 2025 ● Notificación de aceptación/rechazo: 30 de mayo 2025 ● Versión final: 6 de junio de 2025 ● Publicación: Septiembre de 2025 ● Congreso: Septiembre 23-26, 2025 Para cualquier consulta general, diríjase a: sepln2025(a)ita.es. Toda la información relacionada con el congreso puede encontrarse en: https://eventos.ita.es/sepln_2025/home/ Consejo de redacción de la revista Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural.

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SEPLN 24rd EDITION OF THE BEST DOCTORAL AWARD
by jipatsaa＠si.ehu.es 20 Mar '25

20 Mar '25

EDICIÓN XXIV PREMIO SEPLN A LA MEJOR TESIS DOCTORAL EN PROCESAMIENTO DEL LENGUAJE NATURAL [Plazo de presentación: 4 de mayo de 2025] La Sociedad Española para el Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural convoca la Edición XXIV del Premio SEPLN a la Mejor Tesis Doctoral en Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural, que se regirá por las siguientes bases: La finalidad de este premio es la promoción y divulgación de la investigación en el campo del procesamiento del lenguaje natural. La tesis será premiada con una computadora portátil compacta (tablet) y 300€ para la asistencia al congreso. Se dará entrega del premio en el 41 Congreso Internacional de la Sociedad Española del Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural (< span style="font-size:12pt;font-family:Arial,sans-serif;color:#1155cc;background-color:transparent;font-weight:700;font-style:normal;font-variant:normal;text-decoration:underline;-webkit-text-decoration-skip:none;text-decoration-skip-ink:none;vertical-align:baseline;white-space:pre;white-space:pre-wrap;">SEPLN 2025), tras una breve presentación del trabajo premiado por parte del autor. Para poder concursar, el autor de la tesis doctoral debe ser socio de la SEPLN en el momento de presentar el trabajo. Ninguna persona concursante podrá participar como autora en más de un trabajo. Se podrán presentar a concurso tesis doctorales leídas durante el año 2024, escritas en una lengua del Estado español o en lengua inglesa. Además de la tesis completa, es imprescindible enviar: Un breve resumen de 4 páginas donde claramente se indique el tema y la relevancia de la investigación, los objetivos, métodos, resultados alcanzados y contribuciones. Una breve descripción de la trayectoria científica del autor de la tesis, en la que se describa la participación en actividades científicas como organización de de tareas competitivas, congresos, generación de recursos open access como conjuntos de datos, modelos de lenguaje, etc, y participación en proyectos, contratos, y/o patentes. La calidad de la presentación, la corrección técnica y metodológica, la relevancia, originalidad, la generación, evaluación y publicación de recursos, así como la trayectoria investigadora durante el periodo predoctoral serán los criterios empleados para la adjudicación del premio por parte del jurado. Los trabajos se enviarán a través de la web de la revista de la Sociedad (http://journal.sepln.org) en formato PDF antes del 4 de mayo de 2025. La resolución del premio se comunicará durante el 41 Congreso Internacional de la Sociedad Española del Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural (SEPLN 2025). Documento con las instrucciones (aquí) Para más información dirigirse a aitziber.atucha(a)ehu.eus 24rd EDITION OF THE SEPLN AWARD TO THE BEST DOCTORAL THESIS IN NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING [Submission deadline: May 4th, 2025] The Spanish Society for Natural Language Processing announces the 24rd Edition of the SEPLN Award for the Best Doctoral Thesis in Natural Language Processing, which will be governed by the following bases: The purpose of this award is the promotion and dissemination of research in the field of natural language processing. The thesis will be awarded with a compact laptop (tablet) and 300€ grant to help cover the cost of attending the conference. The award will be presented at the 41th International Congress of the Spanish Society for Natural Language Processing (SEPLN 2025), after a brief presentation of the award-winning work by the author. In order to compete, the author of the doctoral thesis must be a member of the SEPLN at the time of submitting the work. No contestant may participate as an author in more than one work. Doctoral theses read during the year 2024, written in a language of the Spanish State or in English, may be submitted to competition. In addition to the complete thesis, it is essential to send: a 4-page summary of the thesis, clearly describing the topic and the relevance of the research, the objectives, methods, results achieved and contributions. a brief description of the scientific career of the author of the thesis, detailing the participation in scientific activities such as organization of competitive tasks, congresses, generation of open access resources such as sets of data, language models, etc., and participation in projects, contracts, and/or patents. The quality of the presentation, the technical and methodological correctness, the relevance, originality, the generation, evaluation and publication of resources, as well as the research trajectory during the pre-doctoral period will be the criteria used for the award of the prize by the jury. The works will be submitted through the website of the Society's magazine (http://journal.sepln.org) in PDF format before May 4th 2025. The final decision will be communicated during the 41th International Congress of the Spanish Society for Natural Language Processing (SEPLN 2025). Submission instructions (here)

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2nd CfP R2CASS2025 at ICWSM 2025
by taimoor.nlp＠gmail.com 19 Mar '25

19 Mar '25

Dear colleagues, We invite research contributions to our workshop, focusing on reproducible and reusable computational models for social data analysis. The event will also feature an interactive replicability session to enhance hands-on learning and collaboration. Please feel free to share with those interested in your network. Keynote: Professor Carole Goble, University of Manchester (leading eScience Research Lab) Call for papers: R2CASS2025 – International workshop “Social Science Meets Web Data: Reproducible and Reusable Computational Approaches” at ICWSM 2025 Paper submission deadline: March 31st, 2025 Website: https://r2cass2025.wordpress.com/ Submission: https://easychair.org/my/conference?conf=r2ca The first international workshop “Social Science Meets web Data: Reproducible and Reusable Computational Approaches” (R2CASS2025) will be held in conjunction with “International AAAI Conference on Web and Social Media” (ICWSM 2025) in Copenhagen, Denmark on June 23rd, 2025. The workshop will be held in-person and at least one author of the accepted papers will be required to register and present it in the workshop. The papers presented will be published in the workshop proceedings of the conference. Artificial Intelligence (AI) based models have a growing influence in social science research for analyzing behavioral patterns on social media and other digital platforms. Computational reproducibility has been a concern with these models as they deal with living data that is likely to change, contain personal information and therefore, ethical restrictions on their use. The workshop aims to bring together researchers and practitioners to discuss and exchange ideas towards potential interdisciplinary collaborations from computer science, social science, meta-science and other related disciplines. It provides a platform to present and critically analyze computational reproducibility guidelines and checklists for social sciences. The participants will focus on the open challenges and propose methodologies in computational reproducibility for social science towards improving research transparency, reproducibility, and reusability. Workshop participants are also encouraged to volunteer for and participate in the interactive replicability session attempting to replicate existing methods on sample data. (for participation in the interactive replicability session, please contact the workshop organizers at https://r2cass2025.wordpress.com/contact-2/) The workshop calls for theoretical and practical research contributions that employ qualitative, quantitative and analytical approaches including full papers, short papers, resource papers, position papers and posters on the topics (but not limited to): • Data and software management in machine learning and natural language processing-driven studies • Computational methods on sentiment analysis, bias analysis, toxicity, and sexism detection • Text categorization and topic analysis • Digital behavior analysis on social media and other digital platforms • Computational reproducibility checklists and workflows in social science • FAIR principles in ML research for social science • Open Science applications and reproducibility challenges • Metadata standards for ML/NLP research • Tools for replicating complex social science models using web-based data • Integration of open-source ML/NLP tools for web data analysis Submission guidelines As per AAAI-ICWSM guidelines, all papers must be submitted as high-resolution PDF files formatted in AAAI two-column, camera-ready style, for US Letter (8.5” x 11”) paper. Full papers are recommended to be 8 pages long and must be at most 11 pages long, including only the main text and the references. The mandatory Ethics Checklist (and brief additional Ethics Statement, if desired, see below), optional appendices, etc. do not count toward the page limit and should be placed after the references. Appendices, if they exist, should be placed after the Ethics Checklist. Revision papers and final camera-ready full papers can be up to 12 pages. Dataset papers must be no longer than 10 pages, Poster papers must be no longer than 4 pages, and Demo descriptions must be no longer than 2 pages. No source files (Word or LaTeX) are required at the time of submission for review; only the PDF file is permitted. Finally, the copyright slug may be omitted in the initial submission phase, and no copyright form is required until a paper is accepted for publication. For more on paper formatting guidelines, please visit ICWSM guidelines. Co-organizers Fakhri Momeni, GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany M. Taimoor Khan, GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany Arnim Bleier, GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany Tony Ross-Hellauer, Know-Center, Austria Regards Taimoor

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