==========================================================2nd Call for
PapersClic-it 2019 (Italian Conference on Computational Linguistics)Bari, 13-15
November 2019**Regular, Position and Survey Papers submission deadline:
30/06/2019**http://clic2019.di.uniba.it/==========================================================The
Italian Conference on Computational Linguistics, CLiC-it, aims atestablishing
a reference forum for the Italian community ofresearchers working in the fields
of Computational Linguistics (CL)and Natural Language Processing (NLP). CLiC-it
promotes anddisseminates high-level, original research on all aspects of
automaticlanguage processing, both written and spoken, and
targetsstate-of-the-art theoretical results, experimental
methodologies,technologies, as well as application perspectives, which
maycontribute to the advancement of the CL and NLP fields.The spirit of the
conference is inclusive. In the conviction that thecomplexity of language
phenomena needs cross-disciplinary competences,CLiC-it intends to bring
together researchers of related disciplinessuch as Computational Linguistics,
Natural Language Processing,Linguistics, Cognitive Science, Machine Learning,
Computer Science,Knowledge Representation, Information Retrieval, and
DigitalHumanities. CLiC-it is open to contributions on all languages, with
aparticular emphasis on Italian.The sixth edition of CLiC-it will be held in
Bari, on 13-15 November,2019. CLiC-it is an initiative of the Italian
Association ofComputational Linguistics (AILC — http://www.ai-lc.it).**Invited
Speakers**Raquel Fernández, ILLC, University of Amsterdam, The NetherlandAndrea
Moro, IUSS - School for Advanced Studies of Pavia, Italy**Tutorial**Dirk Hovy,
Bocconi University - Milan, ItalyRequirementsThe conference invites the
submission of papers on all aspects ofautomated language processing. Relevant
topics for the conferenceinclude, but are not limited to, the following
ones:Dialogue, Discourse and Natural Language GenerationEntity Linking, Open
Data and Data ScienceExplainability of Deep Learning models for NLPInformation
Extraction, Information Retrieval and Question AnsweringKnowledge
RepresentationLanguage Resources and EvaluationLexical SemanticsLinguistic
Issues in CL and NLPLinguistic Theories, Cognitive Modelling and
PsycholinguisticsMachine TranslationMorphology and Syntax
ProcessingMultilingualityNLP for Digital HumanitiesNLP for Web and Social
MediaPragmatics and CreativityResearch and Industrial NLP
ApplicationsReplicable and Reproducible methodsSentence-level SemanticsSpoken
Language Processing and Automatic Speech UnderstandingVision, Robotics,
Multimodal and GroundingCLiC-it 2019 has the goal of a broad technical program.
We invitepapers in theoretical computational linguistics,
empirical/data-drivenapproaches, resources and their evaluation, as well as
NLPapplications and tools. We also invite papers describing a challengein the
field, position papers, survey papers, and papers that describea negative
result.Submission FormatThis year the conference will accept the following
types of papers:Regular papersPosition papersSurvey papersResearch
communicationsRegular and Position papers may consist of up to five (5) pages
ofcontent, and two (2) additional pages of references. Survey papers mayconsist
of up to six (6) pages of content, and unlimited additionalpages of references.
Papers can be either in English or Italian, withthe abstract both in English
and Italian for papers in Italian. Papersin English are encouraged. Accepted
papers will be published on-lineand will be presented at the conference either
orally or as a poster.For Research communications (see below) a two (2) page
abstract isrequired.Submissions should follow the ACL two-column format. We
stronglyrecommend the use of LaTeX style files or Microsoft Word style
filesaccording to the ACL format, which will be available on the
conferencewebsite under “Information for Authors”.Submissions must be
electronic in PDF, by using the EasyChairsubmission software (the EasyChair
link will be available soon).Reviewing will NOT be blind, so there is no need
to remove authorinformation from manuscripts.Research CommunicationsWe are also
favouring a parallel submission policy for outstandingpapers that have been
submitted and accepted elsewhere in 2019. If youare the author of a paper
accepted at a major international CLconference or journal in 2019, you can
present your work at CLiC-it2019 in the form of a short research communication,
within a dedicatedsession at the conference. Research communications will not
bepublished in the proceedings, but are mostly intended to enforcedissemination
of excellence in research within the Italian CLcommunity.AwardsIn order to
award the work of young researchers, the title of “bestpaper” will be
attributed to the best paper in different researchareas with a Master/PhD
student as the first author and presenting thework at the conference. The
awarded authors will be invited to submitan extended version of their papers to
the Italian Journal ofComputational Linguistics (IJCoL).To recognise excellence
in student research as well as promoteawareness of our field and with the
endorsement of AILC, we areconferring a prize for the best Master Thesis
(Laurea Magistrale) inComputational Linguistics submitted at an Italian
University. Theprize consists of 500 euros plus free membership to AILC for one
yearand free registration to the upcoming CLiC-it, where the author willhave
the chance to present her/his thesis. The complete call will beavailable on the
conference website under the path: “Calls > AILCMaster Thesis Award”.Important
Dates30/06/2019: Regular, Position and Survey Papers submission
deadline31/07/2019: Research Communications submission deadline06/09/2019:
Notification to authors of reviewing outcome30/09/2019: Camera ready version of
accepted papers13-15/11/2019: CLiC-it Conference, BariPeopleProgram
co-chairs:Raffaella Bernardi, Trento UniversityRoberto Navigli, Sapienza
University of RomeGiovanni Semeraro, Aldo Moro University of
Bari**Area-Chairs**:Dialogue, Discourse and Natural Language
GenerationAlessandro Mazzei, University of TorinoMarco Guerini, Fondazione
Bruno KesslerExplainability of Deep Learning models for NLPDanilo Croce,
University of Roma Tor VergataAurelie Herbelot, University of TrentoInformation
Extraction, Information Retrieval and Question AnsweringRaffaele Perego, ISTI -
CNRStefano Mizzaro, University of UdineKnowledge RepresentationEnrico Franconi,
Free University of BolzanoDiego Reforgiato, National Research Council -
CNRLanguage Resources and EvaluationElisabetta Jezek, University of
PaduaCristina Bosco, University of TorinoLexical and Sentence-level
SemanticsAlessandro Panunzi, University of FlorenceRocco Tripodi, University
Ca' Foscari of VeniceLinguistic Issues in CL and NLPMarco Passarotti, Catholic
University of the Sacred HeartMalvina Nissim, University of GroningenLinguistic
Theories, Cognitive Modelling and PsycholinguisticsMarco Marelli, University of
Milano-BicoccaFrancesco Vespignani, University of TrentoMachine Translation and
MultilingualityLuisa Bentivogli, Fondazione Bruno Kessler - IRSTJohanna Monti,
University of Naples "L'Orientale"Morphology and Syntax ProcessingFabio
Tamburini, FICLIT - Alma mater studiorum University of BolognaCristiano Chesi,
Ne.T.S. - IUSS Center for Neurolinguistics andTheoretical Syntax (Pavia)NLP for
Digital HumanitiesFederico Boschetti, Institute of Computational Linguistics
"A.Zampolli" (ILC), CNR of PisaRachele Sprugnoli, Fondazione Bruno Kessler,
University of TrentoNLP for Web and Social MediaSerena Villata, CNRS -
Laboratoire d'Informatique, Signaux et Systèmesde Sophia-AntipolisViviana
Patti, University of TorinoPragmatics and CreativityFederica Cavicchio,
University of PadovaCarlo Strapparava, Fondazione Bruno Kessler - IRSTResearch
and Industrial NLP ApplicationsFrancesca Bonin, IBM Research AIAlessandro
Moschitti, AmazonReplicable and Reproducible methodsPierpaolo Basile,
University of BariGiorgio Maria Di Nunzio, University of PaduaSpoken Language
Processing and Automatic Speech UnderstandingFrancesco Cutugno, University of
Naples Federico IIAlessandro Vietti, Free University of BolzanoVision,
Robotics, Multimodal and GroundingTatiana Tommasi, Italian Institute of
Technology MilanRaffaella Folgieri, University of MilanLocal Organizing
Committee:Pierpaolo BasileMarco de GemmisAndrea IovinePasquale LopsCataldo
MustoNicole NovielliFedelucio NarducciMarco PolignanoGaetano RossielloLucia
SicilianiVincenzo TamburranoFurther informationConference
website:http://clic2019.di.uniba.it/Mail: clicit2019.i...@uniba.it
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