2010 SIGDAT Survey

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2010 SIGDAT Survey

EMNLP 2012 *

The SIGDAT committee has voted to hold EMNLP 2012 in one of the following two locations in Asia in 2012, consistent with our continental rotation practice. Please vote for your preference:

Collocated with ACL 2012 and held jointly with CoNLL, July 12-14, in Jeju, Korea

Collocated with Coling 2012, December, in India (details TBA)

EMNLP 2011

EMNLP 2011 will be held at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland, from July 25-29, 2011, as a major stand-alone meeting with 3 days of main conference and 2 days of workshops. Workshop proposals are encouraged. This will likely be the only NLP conference in Europe in 2011.

Do you expect to submit a paper to EMNLP 2011 (deadline March/April 2011)?

Likely

Unlikely

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Do you expect to attend EMNLP 2011 (July 25-29, Edinburgh)

Yes

if you have a paper/poster accepted?

if you do NOT have a paper/poster accepted?

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EMNLP's Acceptance Rate

In general, for EMNLP conferences do you prefer that we have:

A lower acceptance rate (~20%) to keep quality very high and minimize parallel tracks

A higher acceptance rate (~25-30%) with greater acceptance diversity, more posters and more parallel sessions

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EMNLP Proceedings

Would you prefer that EMNLP proceedings be distributed via:

USB flash drive included in registration fee, plus online access before conference

only online access to PDF of full proceedings (with flash drives available to borrow/copy)

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EMNLP Banquet

If EMNLP 2011 offered a Tuesday-evening sit-down banquet in addition to a Monday-evening poster session with buffet, would you pay a standard banquet fee to attend?

Yes

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EMNLP Short Paper option

Should EMNLP 2011 offer a short-paper submission option (4 pages + 15 minute talk, faster reviewing)?

Yes

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EMNLP Full Paper length

Now that ACL/EMNLP proceedings are essentially all electronic, should we retain the standard 8 pages + references page limit? Longer page limits would allow for more material to be presented, but may tax reviewer and reader patience and lead to a paper-length arms race.

Retain the current 8 pages + references limit

Expand the camera-ready page limit to 10 plus references

Retain the 8-page core paper limit, but allow a reasonable quantity of appendix material including additional examples, tables, code, references, experimental details, finer-grained results)

Expand the camera-ready page limit to 10, plus the appendix material described above

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Your email address: *

(important for tracking membership)

Your continent of residence: *

North America

Europe

Asia

Australia

Africa

South America

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