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The International
Workshop on Affective Analysis in Multimedia (AAM)
https://sites.google.com/site/aam13workshop/
15-19 June, 2013,
San Jose, CA, USA
*****Deadline: 7
March 2013 *****
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The International
Workshop on Affective Analysis in Multimedia (AAM) will take place in San Jose,
CA, USA, June 15‒19, in conjunction with ICME 2013.
Papers can be
submitted via the link below.
https://cmt.research.microsoft.com/ICMEW2013
IMPORTANT DATES
- March 7, 2013:
Deadline for submission of full-length papers
- April 15, 2013:
Acceptance/Rejection notification
- April 30, 2013:
Deadline for final camera-ready papers submission
In recent years,
there has been a dramatic proliferation of research on multimedia retrieval and
indexing based on highly subjective concepts such as emotion, preference and
aesthetics. These retrieval methods are considered human-centered, intuitive,
and beyond the conventional keyword- or object-based retrieval paradigm. In
addition, the problem is considered challenging because it requires multidisciplinary
understanding of human behavior and perception as well as multimodal
integration of different modalities (audio, visual, text, and metadata) for
better performance.
This workshop aims
to provide a forum for the presentation of state-of-the-art research results in
this emerging field and to address the growing interests in multimedia
affective analysis. We encourage interdisciplinary submissions and
participation to provide an opportunity for researchers from different fields
to exchange ideas. The workshop will focus on mechanisms capable of exploiting
the full range of modalities available to automatically to estimate the
affective nature of multimedia content. Topics of interest include, but are not
limited to:
-
Affective/emotional content analysis of music, images and videos
- Multimodal
integration for affective content understanding
- Affective
multimedia indexing
- Affect in content
retrieval and recommendation
- Affective
analysis in lyrics and online blogs
- Social media and
sentiment analysis
- Aesthetic quality
assessment of multimedia
- Image and video
summarization based on affect
- Violence and
horror scene detection in videos
- Implicit tagging,
sensing techniques and interactive systems
- Personalization
and user factors
- Affective benchmarking
development
-
Cognitive/psychological perspective on affective content analysis
- Affective
multimedia applications
For more
information, please visit https://sites.google.com/site/aam13workshop/
Yi-Hsuan Yang,
On behalf of the Workshop
Organization Committee
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Yi-Hsuan (Eric)
Yang, Ph.D.
Assistant Research
Fellow
Research Center for
IT Innovation, Academia Sinica
http://www.citi.sinica.edu.tw/pages/yang/