SEMOD2015 - Revision history

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‎Motivation and relevance for the Semantic Web community

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Diegoreforgiato: /* Important dates */

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‎Important dates

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‎Submissions

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‎Program Committee:

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 ==Important dates==
-* Submission deadline : '''Friday March 6, 2015'''
-* Notifications: '''Monday March 16, 2015'''
+* Submission deadline : '''Friday March 27, 2015, 23:59 (Hawaii time)'''
-* Camera ready version: '''Friday April 17, 2015'''
+* Notifications: '''Friday April 3, 2015, 23:59 (Hawaii time)'''
-* Workshop: '''Monday June 1, 2015'''
+* Camera ready version: '''Friday April 17, 2015, 23:59 (Hawaii time)'''
 ==Workshop chairs:==

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 One of the main application tasks in this context is opinion mining (Bo & Lee, 2008), which is addressed by a significant number of Natural Language Processing techniques, e.g. for distinguishing objective from subjective statements (Wiebe & Ellen, 2005), as well as for more fine-grained analysis of sentiment, such as polarity and emotions (Liu, 2012). Recently, this has been extended to the detection of irony, humor, and other forms of figurative language (Paula, Sarmento, Silva, & de Oliveira, 2009, Reyes, Rosso, & Buscaldi, 2012). In practice, this has led to the organisation of a series of shared tasks on sentiment analysis, including irony and figurative language detection (SemEval 2013, 2014, 2015), with the production of annotated data and development of running systems
-However, existing solutions still have many limitations leaving the challenge of emotions and modality analysis still open. For example, there is the need for building/enriching semantic/cognitive resources for supporting emotion and modality recognition and analysis. Additionally, the joint treatment of modality and emotion is, computationally, trailing behind, and therefore the focus of ongoing, current research (ref to moma workshop? maybe not). Also, while we can produce rather robust deep semantic analysis of natural language, we still need to tune this analysis towards the processing of sentiment and modalities, which cannot be addressed by means of statistical models only, currently the prevailing approaches to sentiment analysis in NLP. The hybridization of NLP techniques with Semantic Web technologies is therefore a direction worth exploring, as recently shown in (Reforgiato Recupero, Presutti, Consoli, & Gangemi, 2014), (Saif, He, & Alani, 2012), (Gangemi, Presutti, & Reforgiato Recupero, 2014) and (Cambria & Hussain, 2012).
+However, existing solutions still have many limitations leaving the challenge of emotions and modality analysis still open. For example, there is the need for building/enriching semantic/cognitive resources for supporting emotion and modality recognition and analysis. Additionally, the joint treatment of modality and emotion is, computationally, trailing behind, and therefore the focus of ongoing, current research. Also, while we can produce rather robust deep semantic analysis of natural language, we still need to tune this analysis towards the processing of sentiment and modalities, which cannot be addressed by means of statistical models only, currently the prevailing approaches to sentiment analysis in NLP. The hybridization of NLP techniques with Semantic Web technologies is therefore a direction worth exploring, as recently shown in (Reforgiato Recupero, Presutti, Consoli, & Gangemi, 2014), (Saif, He, & Alani, 2012), (Gangemi, Presutti, & Reforgiato Recupero, 2014) and (Cambria & Hussain, 2012).
 This workshop intends to be a discussion forum gathering researchers from Cognitive Linguistics, NLP, Semantic Web, and related areas for presenting their ideas on the relation between Semantic Web and the study of emotions and modalities.

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+==Contacts==
 Please send any inquiries to
-*valentina.presutti@cnr.it
+*valentina.presutti [|at|] cnr.it
-*aldo.gangemi@cnr.it
+*aldo.gangemi [|at|] cnr.it
-*malvina.nissim@unibo.it
+*malvina.nissim [|at|] unibo.it
-*diego.reforgiato@istc.cnr.it
+*diego.reforgiato [|at|] istc.cnr.it
-*hassan.saif@open.ac.uk
+*hassan.saif [|at|] open.ac.uk
-−
 {{Event
 |Name=SEMOD2015

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-Please send any inquiries to diego.reforgiato@istc.cnr.it or hassan.saif@open.ac.uk or aldo.gangemi@cnr.it or valentina.presutti@cnr.it or malvina.nissim@unibo.it
+Please send any inquiries to
 {{Event
 |Name=SEMOD2015
-|HasStartDate=2015/05/01
+|HasStartDate=2015/06/01
-|HasEndDate=2015/05/01
+|HasEndDate=2015/06/01
 }}
 {{Submission deadline

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 ==Workshop Schedule==
 to be defined
 {{Event
 |Name=SEMOD2015

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 Emotions, Modality and the Semantic Web (SEMOD 2015)
-at [http://2015.eswc-conferences.org/ ESWC2015], Portoroz, Slovenia, 31th May - 4th June, 2015
+co-located with the 12th Extended Semantic Web Conference - [http://2015.eswc-conferences.org/ ESWC2015], Portoroz, Slovenia, 31th May - 4th June, 2015
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 #Reyes, A., Rosso, P., & Davide, B. (2012). From humor recognition to irony detection: The figurative language of social media. Data & Knowledge Engineering , 74, 1-12.
 #Reforgiato Recupero, D., Presutti, V., Consoli, S., & Gangemi, A. (2014). Sentilo: Frame-Based Sentiment Analysis. Cognitive Computation , 1-15.
 ==Workshop Schedule==

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 * Position papers (2 pages)
 * Papers are submitted in PDF format via the [https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=semod2015 workshop's EasyChair submission pages].
 Accepted papers will be published by CEUR--WS. The best paper (according to the reviewers' rate) will be published within the main conference proceedings.

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 ==Program Committee:==
-*Mauro Dragoni, Fondazione Bruno Kessler (FBK), IT (to be confirmed)
+*Mauro Dragoni, Fondazione Bruno Kessler (FBK), IT
 *Erik Cambria, Nanyang Technological University, SG
 *Paolo Rosso, Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, ES
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 *Björn Schuller, Imperial College London, UK
 *Catherine Havasi, MIT, US
 *William H. Hsu, University of Kansas State, US
 *Yulan He, Aston University, UK (to be confirmed)