Call for papers
Key Topics
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Automatic detection of Parkinson's Disease from voice and speech
- Automatic stratification of Parkinson's Disease from speech
- Automatic assessment & rating of voice and speech quality for parkinsonian patients
- Prognosis for Parkinson's Disease from speech
- New strategies for parameterization and modeling of parkinsonian speech
- Corpora of parkinsonian speech
- Speech enhancement for parkinsonian voices
- Multi-modal analysis of parkinsonian speech
- Diagnosis and Evaluation Protocols
- Automatic Evaluation of Clinical Treatments from speech
Paper Submission
Prospective authors are asked to electronically submit an abstract version of their contributions with a maximum length of 1000 words including only one image. This image is recommended to be a graphical abstract that summarizes the contribution.
After abstract acceptance, authors will be asked to upload an extended paper version of a maximum length of 6 pages. A selection of the
best extended papers will be published in a book.
Templates
Paper length is limited to a maximum of 6 pages according to the following templates:
| LaTeX Template (zip) | Word Template | Overleaf Template (direct link) | PDF Template |
Copyright form
In order to protect the copyright of works published by the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid against unauthorized use, consent to publish from contributors is necessary. This form is for the purpose of giving such consent.
| Word Copyright Form | PDF Copyright form |
Best papers extended versions
An extended version of the best papers presented at the workshop will be eligible for publication in a book at the Communications in Computer and Information Science (CCIS) series published by Springer. These contributions will undergo a peer review process. Author registration to the conference is required for accepted papers to be included in the proceedings.
The proceedings of the previous 1st Automatic Assessment of Parkinsonian Speech Workshop can be accessed here.
Best student paper award
The AAPS24 Best Student Paper award recognizes excellence in a paper presented at the workshop whose primary author is a student at t
he time of submission. In order to be eligible, the candidate must:
- be the primary author of a paper accepted for presentation at AAPS24
- be a student (PhD, Master or Bachelor student) registered at an academic institution
- present the paper at the conference
All students attending the workshop and submitting an extended version to be published in the proceedings will participate in the competition.
This initiative is supported by the ELLIS Unit Madrid to provide visibility to the work done by young researchers.
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