We wrote some basic guidelines about how to be a good session chair for the oral presentations. Hope it will be helpful for junior chairs who are serving this task for the first time. The main conference program schedule is at: http://naacl2018.org/program.html Please take a look and identify your session. By May 20: Email the … Continue reading Session Chair Duties
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Final Submissions FAQ
Here are the answers to some frequently asked questions about final submissions. I. What paper size? A4 (source: NAACL HLT 2018 template instructions, page 1, column 1) II. Are acknowledgements to be included in the 9 (long)/5 (short) pages of content? Yes. III. Should appendices be included in the paper PDF, or go with supplemental … Continue reading Final Submissions FAQ
Outstanding Papers
The selection of outstanding papers and best paper includes four steps: Step 1: Area chairs nominated 19 submissions. Step 2: PC chairs selected 9 submissions as candidate outstanding papers. Step 3: We composed an outstanding and best paper award committee that consists of five area chairs who are experts in various areas and don't have conflict-of-interest … Continue reading Outstanding Papers
Preliminary Schedule
This schedule is subject to addition or modification (especially June 4th); more detail will be provided following the final paper submission deadlines. Time June 2 June 3 June 4 08:45-09:00 Opening Remarks Announcements Announcements 09:00-10:00 Research Track Keynote: Charles Yang Research Track Keynote: Kevin Knight Research Track Keynote: Dilek Hakkani-Tür 10:00-10:30 Coffee 10:30-11:30 Parallel Oral … Continue reading Preliminary Schedule
Final Submissions
It is one week until the final submission deadline(s) for NAACL HLT 2018! We are looking forward to receiving your final submissions to the industry and demo tracks by April 15th, and to the research track by April 16th. This post reviews the instructions for final submissions which can be found at: Research track (short … Continue reading Final Submissions
Test-of-Time Award Papers
We formed two award committees to select the Test-of-Time awards from 19 papers nominated by area chairs. Expert award committee: consisted of all ACL and NAACL conferences’ general chairs, program chairs and NAACL board chairs between 2013-2018. Community award committee: consisted of all the top 1000 authors ranked by the ACL Anthology Network, based on … Continue reading Test-of-Time Award Papers
Submissions to the Industry Track
Submissions to the Industry Track closed on February 20th, and we received a lot more papers than we anticipated. After several days of soliciting last minute reviewers and making reviewing assignments, the papers are now in the capable hands of the reviewers and we finally had some time to take a breather and do some … Continue reading Submissions to the Industry Track
NAACL Paper Titles Over Time
Inspired by Kristina Gulordava's NAACL18 word cloud (Thanks!), here are some fun word clouds from NAACL2007, NAACL2013 and NAACL2018 paper titles. Topics like Translation and Extraction have been consistently popular over years, and topics like Neural Networks, Generation and Representations have become trendy. Happy to see 'Language' is always one of the top ranked words. … Continue reading NAACL Paper Titles Over Time
List of Accepted Papers
Here is the list of long and short papers accepted by the research track. Congratulations to all authors! We will post the detailed technical program soon at the NAACL website. Great thanks to all of our wonderful area chairs and reviewers for their hard work in the past three months! Looking forward to meeting everyone … Continue reading List of Accepted Papers
Acceptance and Author Feedback
#Accepted Papers Across Areas Our advice to the area chairs was as follows: group labels no more than 15% of your submissions “Accept”, and no more than another 20% “Lobby for Accept” or “Maybe Accept”, unless the area has fewer than 20 submissions. Area Long Short Information Extraction 24 12 Semantics 19 19 Summarization 14 … Continue reading Acceptance and Author Feedback