(リマインダ) [CFP] 国際ワークショップThe 3rd International Workshop on Multimodal Human Understanding for the Web and Social Media @ ACM ICMR 2024開催のご案内

From: "Marc A. Kastner" <mkastner at hiroshima-cu.ac.jp>
Date: 2024-04-08 18:20:14 JST
To: image at imageforum.org
Image-MLの皆様

お世話になっております。広島市立大学のマークと申します。

国際ワークショップ3rd International Workshop on Multimodal 
Human Understanding for the Web and Social Media (MUWS2024) @ ACM ICMR 
2024ですが、締め切りが延びましたので再度ご案内させていただきます。

投稿締切は1週間後、4月14日AOEまでとなります。奮って投稿していただければ幸いです。
質問などがあれば気軽にマークまでお問い合わせください。

詳細は下記のホームページまたは添付のCFP案内を参照してください。
https://muws-workshop.github.io

どうぞよろしくお願い致します。

-- 
Dr. Marc A. Kastner
Assistant Professor
Hiroshima City University, Information Science
Department for Systems Engineering, Interface Design Course
https://www.marc-kastner.com/

On 26 Jan 2024, at 11:08, Marc A. Kastner wrote:

> Image-MLの皆様
>
> お世話になっております。京都大学のマークと申します。
>
> 国際ワークショップ3rd International Workshop on Multimodal 
> Human Understanding for the Web and Social Media (MUWS2024) @ ACM ICMR 
> 2024の開催案内を送らせていただきます。
>
> 詳細は下記のホームページまたは添付のCFP案内を参照してください。
> https://muws-workshop.github.io
>
> 投稿締め切りは4月7日です。奮って投稿していただければ幸いです。
> 質問などがあれば気軽にマークまでお問い合わせください。
>
> ---
>
> (Apologies for possible cross-posting)
>     -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>     CALL FOR PAPERS
>     MUWS 2024 - The 3rd International Workshop on Multimodal Human 
> Understanding for the Web and Social Media
>     co-located with International Conference on Multimedia Retrieval 
> (ICMR) 2024 in Phuket, Thailand.
>
>     June 10 2024, Phuket, Thailand
>     More Info: https://muws-workshop.github.io/
>     -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>     Aim and Scope
>
>     Multimodal human understanding and analysis is an emerging 
> research area that cuts through several disciplines like Computer 
> Vision, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Speech Processing, 
> Human-Computer Interaction, and Multimedia. Several multimodal 
> learning techniques have recently shown the benefit of combining 
> multiple modalities in image-text, audio-visual and video 
> representation learning and various downstream multimodal tasks. At 
> the core, these methods focus on modelling the modalities and their 
> complex interactions by using large amounts of data, different loss 
> functions and deep neural network architectures. However, for many Web 
> and Social media applications, there is the need to model the human, 
> including the understanding of human behaviour and perception. For 
> this, it becomes important to consider interdisciplinary approaches, 
> including social sciences, semiotics and psychology. The core is 
> understanding various cross-modal relations, quantifying bias such a
>  s social biases, and the applicability of models to real-world 
> problems. Interdisciplinary theories such as semiotics or gestalt 
> psychology can provide additional insights and analysis on perceptual 
> understanding through signs and symbols via multiple modalities. In 
> general, these theories provide a compelling view of multimodality and 
> perception that can further expand computational research and 
> multimedia applications on the Web and Social media.
>
>     The theme of the MUWS workshop, multimodal human understanding, 
> includes various interdisciplinary challenges related to social bias 
> analyses, multimodal representation learning, detection of human 
> impressions or sentiment, hate speech, sarcasm in multimodal data, 
> multimodal rhetoric and semantics, and related topics. The MUWS 
> workshop will be an interactive event and include keynotes by relevant 
> experts, poster and demo sessions, research presentations and 
> discussion.
>
>     Particular areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
>
>         - Modeling human impressions in the context of the Web and 
> Social Media
>         - Cross-modal and semantic relations
>         - Incorporating multi-disciplinary theories such as Semiotics 
> or Gestalt-Theory into multimodal analyses
>         - Measuring and analyzing biases such as cultural bias, social 
> bias, multilingual bias, and related topics in the context of the Web 
> and Social Media
>         - Multimodal human perception understanding
>         - Multimodal sentiment/emotion/sarcasm recognition
>         - Multimodal hate speech detection
>         - Multimodal misinformation detection
>         - Multimodal content understanding and analysis
>         - Multimodal rhetoric in online media
>
>
>     Submission Instructions
>
>         We welcome contributions from 4 pages (short papers) to 8 
> pages (long papers) that address the topics of interest. Papers should 
> follow the ACM proceedings style. All submissions must be written in 
> English and must be formatted according to the proceedings style. The 
> workshop proceedings will be part of the ICMR Proceedings.
>
>         Submission Page: 
> https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=muws24
>
>
>     Important Dates
>     	
>         Submission deadline: April 7th, 2024
>         Paper notification: April 21st, 2024
>         Workshop date: June 10th, 2024
>
>     Organizing Committee
>
>         Marc A. Kastner, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan
>         Gullal S. Cheema, TIB - Leibniz Information Centre for Science 
> and Technology, Hannover, Germany
>         Sherzod Hakimov, University of Potsdam, Potsdam, Germany
>         Noa Garcia, Osaka University, Osaka, Japan
>
>     Contact
>
>         All questions about the workshop should be emailed to: muws24 
> (at sign) easychair.org
>
>
> -- 
> Dr. Marc A. Kastner
> Assistant Professor
> Kyoto University, Graduate School of Informatics
> Intelligent Science and Technology Course, Computer Vision Lab
> https://www.marc-kastner.com/
>
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