由中国中文信息学会主办,学会情感计算专委会 (筹) 协办、清华大学承办的“第一届中国情感计算大会” (First Chinese Conference on Affective Computing, CCAC
2021) 暨中国中文信息学会情感计算专委会 (筹)
工作会议将于2021年7月10日-11日在北京会议中心举行。CCAC聚焦情感计算处理的前沿研究,为传播情感计算最新的学术和技术成果提供交流平台。本次大会邀请了中国科学院心理所傅小兰研究员,伊利诺伊大学芝加哥分校刘兵教授和中科院自动化所陶建华研究员等国际知名学者做特邀报告。同时,邀请了六位来自自然语言处理、视听觉多模态分析、神经心理学等方向的情感计算青年学者做大会报告。
正式代表注册: 涵盖7月10日-11日全部会议活动,请各位会议代表先缴纳注册费,然后查看酒店信息会议,报到时间为7月10日。
中国中文信息学会会员注册费为 1500元/人,非会员 1800元/人,加入学会及注册本次会议注册费优惠为1620元/人
(分开注册费和会员费开具发票)。会议发票由中国中文信息学会开具。(
CCAC 2021
会议邀请函)。
刘兵
美国伊利诺伊大学芝加哥分校
报告题目: Some Reflections on Sentiment Analysis and Affective Computing
报告人简介
Bing Liu is a distinguished professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago. He received his Ph.D. in
Artificial Intelligence from the University of Edinburgh. His current research interests include
lifelong/continual learning, sentiment analysis, dialogue systems, natural language processing, and
machine learning. He has published extensively in top conferences and journals and also authored four
books: two on sentiment analysis, one on lifelong machine learning, and one on Web mining. Several of
his papers have received Test-of-Time awards. Some of his works have also been widely reported in the
popular press internationally. He is the winner of 2018 ACM SIGKDD Innovation Award, and is a Fellow of
ACM, AAAI and IEEE.
报告摘要
Sentiment and emotion analysis is the computational study of people’s opinions, attitudes, emotions,
moods and feelings. It has been an active research area in natural language processing for about 20
years. The research is also widespread in many social science areas due to the fact that opinions,
sentiments and emotions are of critical importance to them. The related topic of affective computing has
also flourished for a long time. As sentiments and emotions are deeply rooted in humans, with the rapid
advance of AI and more and more interactions between AI systems and humans, it is ever more important
that we understand and handle sentiments and emotions well and also endow AI systems with the sense of
sentiments and emotions in order to work effectively and amicably with humans. In this talk, I would
like to look back and look forward to reflect on what we have done and where we go from here.