The 21th International Conference on Asian Language Processing (IALP 2017) will come back to Singapore!
IALP is a series of conferences with unique focus on Asian Language Processing. The conference aims to advance the science and technology of all the aspects of Asian Language Processing by providing a forum for researchers in the different fields of language study all over the world to meet.
The first meeting of the series was held in Singapore in 1986 and was called the "International Conference on Chinese Computing (ICCC)" then. Over the years, IALP has developed into the flagship conference of Chinese and Oriental Languages Information Processing Society (COLIPS) and one of important annual events on nature language processing in Asia. IALP is held in Asian cities annually. Following are a list of past IALP conferences:
IALP 2008: Chiang Mai, Thailand
IALP 2009: Singapore
IALP 2010: Harbin, China
IALP 2011: Penang, Malaysia
IALP 2012: Hanoi, Vietnam
IALP 2013: Urumqi, China
IALP 2014: Kuching, Malaysia
IALP 2015: Suzhou, China
IALP 2016: Tainan, Taiwan
The proceedings of past IALP conferences were published by IEEE, and were included in the IEEE Xplore digital library. The proceedings were also indexed by Ei Compendex. This year, we shall continue to work with IEEE to publish the conference proceedings.
Paper submissions are invited on substantial, original and unpublished research in all aspects of Asian Language Processing, including, but not limited to:
Dec 05
2017
Dec 07
2017
Abstract Submission Deadline
Draft paper submission deadline
Draft Paper Acceptance Notification
Final Paper Deadline
Registration deadline
2022-11-11 Singapore Singapore
2022 International Conference on Asian Language Processing2021-10-23 China Yantai
2021 IEEE International Conference on Asian Language Processing2018-11-15 Indonesia
2018 International Conference on Asian Language Processing2016-11-23 Taiwan, China Tainan, China
2016 International Conference on Asian Language Processing2009-12-07 Singapore
2009 International Conference on Asian Language Processing
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