2024 8th International Conference on Natural Language Processing and Information Retrieval

Okayama University, Japan | December 13-15, 2024

2024 8th International Conference on Natural Language Processing and Information Retrieval(NLPIR 2024) has been held in Okayama University, Japan on December 13-15, 2024.

11 conference sessions were filled with the presentation of our participants: Text Generation and Language Model; Text Detection and Classification; Text-based Information Retrieval and Data Management; Multimodal Semantics and Sentiment Analysis for Social Media; Large-Scale Language Models and Applications; AI-based Intelligent Conversation System and Information Protection; Human Language Learning and Machine Translation; Natural Language Analysis and Processing Methods; Text Generation and Semantic Analysis; Text Analysis and Information Retrieval; Corpus Construction and Machine Translation; Sentiment Analysis based on Large Language Models. The topics are related to timely issues of theory and application of the latest research results.

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Best Student Paper

Paper Title: Examine the filter bubble with a focus on emotion and content
Author(s): Shusaku Kita, Tsunenori Mine and Yutaka Arakawa

Best Presenter Awards

Onsite Session 1: JA054

Presenter: Xiaorui Jiang, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom

Paper Title: Evidence Extraction for Automated Medical Coding: Preliminary Evaluation

Onsite Session 2: JA007

Presenter: Tim Schlippe, IU International University of Applied Sciences, Germany

Paper Title: Investigating Text and Image Features for the Detection of Cyberbullying

Onsite Session 3: JA025

Presenter: Anirach Mingkhwan, King Mongkut's University of Technology North Bangkok, Thailand

Paper Title: Enhancing Retrieval-Augmented Generation Systems by Text-Representing Centroid

Onsite Session 4: JA036

Presenter: Akinori Ito, Tohoku University, Japan

Paper Title: Estimation of Offensiveness of Posts on Social Media and Its Application to a Conversation Assistance System

Onsite Session 5: JA046

Presenter: Anum Afzal, Technical University of Munich, Germany

Paper Title: Towards Optimizing a Retrieval Augmented Generation using Large Language Model on Academic Data

Onsite Session 6: JA065

Presenter: Yong Zhong, College of Foreign Languages, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China

Paper Title: Machine Learning Approaches to the Exhaustive Auto-Identification of Japanese Clauses

Onsite Session 7: JA028

Presenter: Yi-Hsuan Kuo, Chang Gung University, Taiwan

Paper Title: From Pictures to Prompts: Analyzing and Reconstructing AI-Generated Images with BLIP2 and CLIP

Online Session 1: JA089

Presenter: Devavrat Joshi, University of California, USA

Paper Title: Decoding Dehumanization: Leveraging NLP to Identify Dehumanizing Language and its Targets

Online Session 2: JA125

Presenter: Sundos Nasser Said Al Subhi, Georgia State University, United States

Paper Title: Navigating Complexity: A Multi-Domain Ontology Evaluation with Cluster Centroids as Hierarchical Representatives

Online Session 3: JA048-A

Presenter: Cheng-En Tsai, National Taiwan University, Taiwan

Paper Title: Integrating Narratological Framework in Dialogue Management: A Case Study of an Oral History Interview Chatbot

Online Session 4: JA073

Presenter: Raksha Pavagada Subbanarasimha, Accenture Labs, India

Paper Title: Sandwich-of-Thoughts: prompting for commonsense causal judgement in Large Language Models