CFP: 2nd Workshop on Games and NLP (GAMNLP-13) at ICIDS 2013
9, November, 2013
Istanbul, Turkey
Natural language processing (NLP) investigates computational aspects of natural language which humans produce and understand. While the applications of NLP range from information retrieval to machine translation, this workshop aims at promoting and exploring the possibilities for research and practical applications of NLP in games. With the advances in video games in recent years, areas in which games and NLP can help each other have greatly expanded. For example, games could benefit from NLP’s sophisticated human language technologies in designing and developing novel game experiences through natural and engaging dialogues, or studying games formally. On the other hand, NLP could benefit from games in obtaining language resources (e.g. construction of a thesaurus through a crowdsourcing game), or learning the linguistic characteristics of the game users (as compared to those of other domains).… read more. “Call: 2nd Workshop on Games and Natural Language Processing (GAMNLP-13)”