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22 March is the deadline for the submission of regular papers. There will also be a workshop on the 'Psychology of Face and Gesture Recognition'. That should be interesting. And Paul Ekman is one of the keynote speakers.
Detailed instructions for paper submission are provided. It should be six pages (unless you want to pay them $100 extra :-) ). I am told that getting accepted is not easy, but I will try nevertheless. You have to subscribe to an online submission system, it appears.
I hope to be contributing with two papers. The first I will write together with JL and covers our experiment with acceptability judgments (man vs. machine). The second will be written by GH and me and will be more of an overview of how we try to link perception to automatic recognition.
Monday, March 03, 2008
FG2008
The 2008 8th IEEE International Conference on Automatic Face and Gesture Recognition is upcoming. It will be held in De Rode Hoed in Amsterdam, September 17-19, 2008.
FG2008 logo
22 March is the deadline for the submission of regular papers. There will also be a workshop on the 'Psychology of Face and Gesture Recognition'. That should be interesting. And Paul Ekman is one of the keynote speakers.
Detailed instructions for paper submission are provided. It should be six pages (unless you want to pay them $100 extra :-) ). I am told that getting accepted is not easy, but I will try nevertheless. You have to subscribe to an online submission system, it appears.
I hope to be contributing with two papers. The first I will write together with JL and covers our experiment with acceptability judgments (man vs. machine). The second will be written by GH and me and will be more of an overview of how we try to link perception to automatic recognition.
FG2008 logo
22 March is the deadline for the submission of regular papers. There will also be a workshop on the 'Psychology of Face and Gesture Recognition'. That should be interesting. And Paul Ekman is one of the keynote speakers.
Detailed instructions for paper submission are provided. It should be six pages (unless you want to pay them $100 extra :-) ). I am told that getting accepted is not easy, but I will try nevertheless. You have to subscribe to an online submission system, it appears.
I hope to be contributing with two papers. The first I will write together with JL and covers our experiment with acceptability judgments (man vs. machine). The second will be written by GH and me and will be more of an overview of how we try to link perception to automatic recognition.
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