The paper should be submitted in IJCAI style format with a maximum of 8 pages. Further information about the IJCAI format is available on the IJCAI website. There is also a IJCAI-2019 template on Overleaf.
Yes. We will evaluate the two datasets (Friends, EmotionPush) separately.
The submission file format is similar to the original dataset format, but with extra participant information.
See the Submission Template.
Due to the limited number of three of the emotions (surprise, disgust, and fear) , we will only accept and evaluate utterances with the following labels: neutral, joy, sadness, anger. We will only accept submissions with these 4 labels.
The data from EmotionX 2018 is available here.
An email with links to the test data will be emailed to all participants on the release date.
As explained here, "the final evaluation, we will compute the precision, recall and F1-scores for each of the four labels, and then summarize using micro F1-score."
The per-class accuracy used in 2018 is equivalent to pre-class recall. See our sample calculation to for more information.
The technical papers for this challenge will not be published/archived. However, we will upload them to the website for other workshop participants to view.
You can add a link to the Github repository in your paper. Here are two possible phrases you can use in your LaTeX file:
The source code for our model is available as a Github repository\footnote{https://github.com/...}.
The source code for our model is available as a Github repository at \texttt{https://github.com/...}
Once your report is available online, it's also a good idea to update your repository's README.md
to include a link back to the report.