Symposium on Language Learning for Artificial Agents (L2A2)

April 16-18, 2019, Falmouth, UK

Scope & Topics

We are pleased to announce the inception of a new Symposium on Language Learning for Artificial Agents, to be held as part of the 2019 edition of the annual conference of the Society for Artificial Intelligence and Simulated Behaviour (AISB). The conference will take place at Falmouth University, Cornwall, UK, 16-18 April, 2019.

Our symposium will be a venue for presenting and discussing recent and ongoing work in the various areas related to the development of artificial linguistic agents. At the heart of this event is the topic of grounded language learning and the host of computational techniques that are being explored as approaches to this scientifically and socially significant area of research.

We anticipate an event exploring the boundary between theory and practice, embracing enthusiasm for recent and ongoing progress in the application of computational techniques to linguistic modelling while at the same time welcoming thoughtful analysis of the ramifications – scientific, social, and philosophical – of the advent of linguistic communication between humans and artificial agents. With this in mind, we invite authors from any field to submit academic papers presenting complete or ongoing empirical work, theoretical research, descriptions of datasets, postion papers, and other material relevant to this topic.

Topics of Interest :

• Representation learning
  
• Ontology construction
  
• Construction grammar
  
• Learning language from multimodal data
  
• Multi-lingual approaches to grounded language learning
  
• Deep learning approaches to grounded language learning
  
• Embodied approaches to natural language processing
  
• Modelling non-linguistic components of language learning
  
• Symbol grounding/ungrounding problems
  
• Language games
  
• Embodied conversational agents
  
• Human interactions with artificial agents
  
• Computational models of developmental linguistics
  
• Modelling language on multiple timescales
  
• Evolutionary computational linguistics
  
• Social considerations in developing artificial linguistic agents
  

Important Dates

Submission Deadline	:	February 01,2019
Authors Notification	:	March 15, 2019
Final Manuscript Due	:	March 25, 2019

 

User Name : austin
Posted 19-11-2018 on 22:58:30 AEDT

Related CFPs

IJMPICT   International Journal of Managing Public Sector Information and Communication Technologies
IJCCMS   International Journal of Chaos, Control, Modelling and Simulation
IJITE   International Journal on Integrating Technology in Education
AVC   Advances in Vision Computing: An International Journal