The Call for Papers for SPECOM 2023 is now open! The 25th  International Conference on Speech and Computer (SPECOM) will be held from 29th November- 1st December 2023 in Hubli-Dharwad, India. 

This flagship conference will offer a comprehensive technical program presenting all the latest developments in research and technology for speech processing and its applications. Featuring world-class oral and poster sessions, plenaries and perspective exhibitions, demonstrations, tutorials, and satellite workshops, it is expected to attract leading researchers and global industry figures, providing a great networking opportunity. Moreover, exceptional papers and contributors will be selected and recognized by SPECOM.

Call for papers PDF is available here.

SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS FOR THE SILVER JUBILEE EDITION

• Students Special Session 

• Special Session on Speech Processing and Speech Technology for Under Resourced Languages

• Special Session on Industrial Speech and Language Technology

• Satellite Workshop on Speaker and Language Identification, Verification, and Diarization at Goa, India

Technical Scope

We invite submissions of original unpublished technical papers on topics including but not limited to:

• Affective computing

• Audio-visual speech processing

• Corpus linguistics

• Computational paralinguistics

• Deep learning for audio processing

• Feature extraction

• Forensic speech investigations

• Human-machine interaction

• Language identification

• Multichannel signal processing

• Multimedia processing

• Multimodal analysis and synthesis

• Sign language processing

• Speaker recognition

• Speech and language resources

• Speech analytics and audio mining

• Speech and voice disorders

• Speech-based applications

• Speech driving systems in robotics

• Speech enhancement

• Speech perception

• Speech recognition and understanding

• Speech synthesis

• Speech translation systems

• Spoken dialogue systems

• Spoken language processing

• Text mining and sentiment analysis

• Virtual and augmented reality

• Voice assistants