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JCDL 2010 Best Paper Awards
A committee of 5, chaired by Ed Fox, made the selection, considering
11 papers identified through a nomination process involving the JCDL
program committee. They considered the reviews from the program committee.
Their decision was based on studying the final versions of the
papers, which benefited from additional editing by authors who
considered reviewers' comments in rewriting their papers.
Vannevar Bush Best Paper Award
Transferring Structural Markup Across Translations Using Multilingual
Alignment and Projection
David Bamman, Alison Babeu, and Gregory Crane
Some of the comments from reviews include:
- This paper describes a method for transferring structural markup
(TEI-compliant XML) from a well marked up text to
other unstructured texts in different languages (or editions in the same
language). The idea is that the effort put into
the one heavily marked up text can save much effort in automatically
marking up additional texts in multilingual digital
libraries.
- This paper addresses the important issue of leveraging the detailed
annotation of text in one language, mapped onto parallel text in another unrelated language.
- The paper is very well-written and reasoned with good context setting and references.
- The use case given for such an activity is to bootstrap multilingual
digital libraries. Good accuracy is obtained in the evaluation across
two collections, one transcribed and one created with optical
character recognition.
- With increased digitized works, especially those serving humanities and
history scholars, this is a truly beneficial
approach to automating xml markup. Future work to improve the precision
will yield access to mass digitized content that
will have an impact on scholarship at a global level.
- The paper is an excellent contribution to the field. It is
well-structured, well-argued, carefully tested and analyzed with
excellent and relevant references.
Additional comments include:
- Very nice paper. I enjoyed reading it.
- careful study
- difficult task
- increase access to resources across languages
- important and difficult problem, well researched, effective approach,
strong evaluation, global impact
Best Student Paper Award
Improving Mood Classification in Music Digital Libraries by Combining
Lyrics and Audio
Xiao Hu & J. Stephen Downie
Some of the comments from reviews include:
- This compelling paper describes an approach to classifying the mood of
music by combining sentiment analysis of textual
information (lyrics) and analysis of the audio. This paper builds on the
authors' previous work analyzing lyrical and audio
features, but goes further in looking at stylistics, combining feature
types, and evaluating the 'post fusion' method. The
paper exhaustively details different approaches for evaluating lyrical
features, including basic text (content, POS, function
words), (psycho)linguistic features (using lexicons such as General
Inquirer, WordNet, etc.), and stylistics (punctuation,
interjections, etc.) The authors find that concatenating features
results in better performance than individual feature
types.
- Overall, I thought this paper was very good, and interesting.
This paper is interesting, clearly written and much feature selection
work has been done.
Additional comments include:
- the paper is well structured and good to read
- clever synthesis and integration of a broad range of DL techniques to
effectively solve a hard problem
JCDL 2011
JCDL 2011 will be held in Ottawa, Canada from June 13th-17th.
JCDL 2012 Conference Proposals
The JCDL steering committee solicits proposals from groups interested in
organizing the JCDL conference in 2012 and beyond. Interested parties should contact the
steering committee chair at
erich.neuhold@univie.ac.at
for further details.
Related Events and Conferences
- ECDL 2010:
14th European Conference on Digital Libraries will be held in Glasgow, Scotland
from September 6 - 10, 2010
- ICADL 2010:
International Conference on Asian Digital Libraries will be held in Brisbane, Australia
in conjunction with JCDL 2010 from June 21st - 25th, 2010
- RCDL 2010:
12th All-Russian Research Conference will be held in Kazan, Russia
from October 13 - 17, 2010 (Workshop proposals due: April 1st,
extended abstracts due: April 15th)
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