Our program is now ready. We look forward to welcoming you to an exciting conference!
Note: you can see the format guidelines at the end of this page.
Program
* All times are in Japan Standard Time
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10/17-18 Pre-conference |
10/19 Day 1 |
10/20 Day 2 |
10/21 Day3 |
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Registration |
Registration |
Registration |
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Registration |
Welcome Remarks [9:45am-10:15am] |
Long Talk Session 3: Machine Learning and Facial Expression Recognition (I) |
TBD |
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10 |
Workshops, Challenge and Tutorials
Lunch box will be served. |
Long Talk Session 1: Applications (I): Assistive Tech, Speech, Video |
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11 |
Flash Talk Session 3: Modeling Physiology |
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Flash Talk Session 1: Mental Health, Virtual Agents, UX |
Lunch Break |
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12 |
Lunch Break – Lunch box will be served |
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Lunch Break |
Best of TAFFC |
Long Talk Session 5: Applications (II): HRI/HCI, Assistive Technologies, Datasets |
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13 |
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Doctoral Consortium (virtual) & DEMO (hybrid) |
Flash Talk Session 4: Machine Learning |
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14 |
Flash Talk Session 5: Datasets and Machine Learning |
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Break |
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15 |
Keynote 2 [The Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Talk] |
Keynote 3 |
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Break |
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16 |
Keynote 1 |
Break |
Break |
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Long Talk Session 4: Machine Learning and Facial Expression Recognition (II) |
TAFFC Report & Town Hall Meeting |
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17 |
Break |
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Long Talk Session 2: Affect Detection from Speech and Physiology |
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18 |
Social Gathering |
20-min walk to the banquet venue |
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Closing |
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19 |
Flash Talk Session 2: Applications, Datasets, Modelling, Mental Health |
Banquet (“Reception”) |
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For details about sessions click here.
Conference format
Main conference
Paper presentations:
In order to maximize engagement given the hybrid format, ACII2022 will be a single-track program, and we have chosen to have all presentations be talks (i.e., we will not have posters).
- Long Talks are to be not longer than 16 minutes, and there will be 4 mins of Q&A time (total 20 mins).
- Flash Talks are 5 mins. There will be Q&A time at the end of each Flash Talk session.
All authors, regardless of whether they are intending to attend in-person or virtually, are asked to prepare and submit their slides in advance (Powerpoint; 10MB or less; use of common fonts is recommended to minimize cross-platform issues). This is to facilitate transitions between talks.
Authors planning to give their talks virtually should plan to present synchronously (in other words, giving a “live” talk at the same time — we have tried to account for time-zone differences as much as we could). But if you prefer (for example, in case of any unexpected issues on the day itself), you may choose to prepare a pre-recorded talk.
Here are our recommended recording guidelines:
- Video file format: mp4
- Dimensions: minimum 720 pixels in height (landscape)
- Aspect ratio: 16:9
- Although not required, we recommend you to show your face during the video.
- You may use Zoom, Microsoft Teams, OBS, or any similar virtual meeting platforms and screen share for your presentation slides to record your presentation.
- Title your recording : yourpapernumber_
lastnameoffirstauthor.mp4, e.g., 88_Truong.mp4
Submission instructions for videos and slides will be communicated closer to the date.
Doctoral Consortium and demo will be held in the early afternoon session of the 19th of October.For more details about the types of sesssions, you can look at the designated pages below:
Social events
We will host a social gathering at the conference venue (Japanese garden) on the 18th, and Reception on the 20th at Ashibi no Sato.