Introduction
The field of semantic computing goes beyond search and knowledge representation issues by addressing questions of using user intent and other ill-formed queries to retrieve and generate new information, often in a continuous interactive loop. Assigning of meaning is especially problematic when dealing with artistic and cultural data such as films, music or stories. Categories such as emotions, sensibilities or aesthetics require finding ways to express them in formal manner and open new questions in terms of mediating human intent and providing higher or meta-level specifications of computational needs to the machine. The broad view of semantic computing makes it an attractive field for researchers and developers in the fields of multimedia, computer generated arts, games, and entertainment technologies in general.
The intent of this workshop is to bring together researchers, technology experts and practitioners in diverse fields of entertainment, to exchange latest advances and practices in the fields of semantic computing that would be relevant for advancing human artistic and cultural experiences.
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Submission Topics
Among the topics of interest to this workshop:
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feature engineering and deep learning for entertainment data
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semantic multimedia analysis, editing and processing
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generative and improvisation models with semantic specifications
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deep learning applied to music composition and improvisation
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robotic applications for entertainment
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use of sensors to translate user's intentions into computational output
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smart interfaces and mediation technology
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scenario modeling and control for interactive multimedia
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meta-level specifications for entertainment computing
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wellbeing and positive computing
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technology-assisted music therapy
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gesture recognition for expressive and semantic control
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natural and wearable interfaces
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narrative modeling and story understanding systems
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semantic film and music tagging and recommendation
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compositional semantics in film and music search
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affect and emotion recognition in text and multimedia
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structure analysis and content-based segmentation
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computational aesthetics and kansei technologies
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cross-cultural computing in entertainment and the arts
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Important Date
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Conference Date
Jan 30
2017
toFeb 01
2017
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Nov 20 2016
Draft paper submission deadline
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Dec 30 2016
Final Paper Deadline
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Feb 01 2017
Registration deadline
Contact Information
- Shlomo Dubnov
- sd******@ucsd.edu
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