Indonesia in Language Indonesian researchers in natural language processing

About this list

This is a record of Indonesian researchers in natural language processing, and of their work at the field's leading conferences and journals. Every researcher listed here has been checked by hand.

Who is listed

A researcher is listed when there is good reason to say they are Indonesian: they studied in Indonesia, were born there or hold Indonesian citizenship, or say publicly that they have Indonesian heritage. Having worked in Indonesia is not enough on its own.

They also need to have led at least one natural language processing paper, as first author or as last (senior) author, at ACL, EMNLP, NAACL, EACL, NeurIPS, ICLR, ICML, AAAI or IJCAI, or in TACL or Computational Linguistics.

The focus is natural language processing. Papers at ACL, EMNLP, NAACL, EACL, TACL and Computational Linguistics count as NLP papers. NeurIPS, ICLR, ICML, AAAI and IJCAI cover wider areas, so a paper there counts when its title and abstract show it is about language: text, speech, machine translation or language models. Once someone qualifies, all their papers at these venues are counted, including work outside NLP. If you are listed and feel this does not describe your work, you can ask to be removed.

Where the data comes from

Publications come from DBLP, the computer science bibliography, and from the conference websites for papers DBLP has not indexed yet. Committee roles such as reviewer and area chair come from the program committee pages and printed program guides of each conference. Many older conference sites are no longer online, so roles a researcher lists on their own page are also shown, marked with †, when no official list covers that conference and year. Counts only include the venues above.

Updates

The list is refreshed about once a month, after DBLP publishes its monthly data.

Corrections and removal

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