We are pleased to announce the first joint Workshop on NLP-AI R&D which will take place in Chiang Mai, Thailand, from Oct 30 to Nov 01, 2019. It will be colocated with iSAI-NLP 2019 (https://isai-nlp2019.aiat.or.th/). The workshop will bring together researchers, professors and students in NLP and AI. The aim of the proposed workshop is to bring together the community of ASEAN researchers interested in these areas. We invite submissions on topics that include but are not limited to the following:
Paper length:
6-10 pages including figures, tables references.Submission Format:
Papers must be prepared under JIIST format as shown in the link below: https://jiist.aiat.or.th/page/authorGuideSubmission System:
The papers must be submitted via the email address: ka2pluskha2@gmail.comFor papers that are accepted for review, program committee (PC) members will be matched to submissions based on research expertise and interest. Authors will have a limited opportunity to respond to initial reviews. This author feedback will then be taken into account in the final recommendations and reviews may be changed accordingly.
A select set of rated papers may be nominated for fast track reviewing at the Journal of Intelligent Informatics and Smart Technology (JIIST).
October 30, 2019
At least one author is required to register for the conference to present the paper, and we encourage all authors to attend if possible.
For the workshop presenters, please select "Full Registration for Participant THB 8,500". That will cover the whole iSAI-NLP conference.
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12.50-12.55 |
Welcome Address Thepchai Supnithi NECTEC, Thailand |
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12.55-13.10 |
Statistical Machine Translation of Myanmar
Dialects Thazin Myint Oo University of Computer Studies Yangon (UCSY),
Myanmar |
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13.10-13.25 |
Thai <->English
Translation Performance of Transformer Neural Machine Translation NECTEC, Thailand |
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13.25-13.40 |
Unsupervised Neural Machine Translation
between Myanmar Sign Language and Myanmar Language Swe Zin Moe University of Technology (Yatanarpon Cyber City), Myanmar |
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13.40-13.55 |
Statistical Machine Translation between
Myanmar (Burmese) and Kayah Ye Khaw Thu Myanmar Institute of Information Technology
(MIIT), Myanmar |
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13.55-14.10 |
A Framework of
Computer-Based Learning System Based on Self-Regulated Model in English
Writing Kanyalag
Phodong Thammasart
University, Thailand |
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14.10-14.25 |
Effective of Term Distribution Weighting
for K-means Clustering Uraiwan Buatoom SIIT, Thammasart
University, Thailand |
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14.25-14.40 |
Myanmar (Burmese) String Similarity Measures
based on Phoneme Similarity Khaing Hsu Wai University of Technology (Yatanarpon Cyber City), Myanmar |
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14.40-14.55 |
Thai Keyword
Extraction using TextRank Algorithm Rattapoom
Kedtiwerasak Thammasart
University, Thailand |
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14.55-15.10 |
Using Conceptual
Graph to Represent Semantic Relation of Thai Facebook Posts in Marketing. Kwanrutai
Saelim Thammasart
University, Thailand |
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15.10-15.25 |
Transfer Learning Based Sign Language Recognition
for Myanmar Number Ni Htwe Aung Yangon Technological University (YTU),
Yangon, Myanmar |
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15.25-15.40 |
Myanmar SignWriting
Keyboard Mapping Layout for Fingerspelling Hlaing Myat Nwe University of Technology (Yatanarpon Cyber City), Myanmar |
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15.40-15.55 |
A Supportive
Environment for Knowledge Construction based on Semantic Web Technology: A
Case Study in a Cultural Domain NECTEC, Thailand |
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15.55-16.00 |
Closing Remarks Ye Khaw Thu NECTEC, Thailand |
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