Announcing the NeurIPS 2021 Workshops – NeurIPS Blog
We’re excited to announce the NeurIPS 2021 workshops! We received 131 total submissions — roughly on par with last year. From this great batch of submissions, we accepted 60 workshops.
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We’re excited to announce the NeurIPS 2021 workshops! We received 131 total submissions — roughly on par with last year. From this great batch of submissions, we accepted 60 workshops.
We believe hosting a discussion on safety in learning-based control at NeurIPS 2021 would have far-reaching societal impacts by connecting researchers from a variety of disciplines including machine learning, control ...
Given the NeurIPS 2021 format, all scheduled events will be online. The full schedule with timings is posted here. Best papers awarded according to review comments and reviewer nominations...
Accepted Papers Papers can be viewed by clicking on the corresponding titles. The authors of contributed talks 1-3 will also be presenting their works in Poster Session I.
NeurIPS 2021 · Thirty-Fifth Annual Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems Monday December 6 through Tuesday December 14 NeurIPS 2021 is a Virtual-only Conference.
In order to attempt to mitigate confusion and anxiety regarding what is expected, the workshop chairs have agreed on the following guidance for proposals to hold a NeurIPS workshop in 2021.
NeurIPS CDMX 2025: Accepted Workshops and Tutorials Communications Chairs 2025 2021 Conference
Following the NeurIPS 2021 main conference, workshops on a variety of current topics will be held on Mon 13 Dec and Tue 14 Dec 2021. We invite researchers interested in chairing one of these workshops to submit proposals.
There were 206 papers accepted in the original set and 195 papers accepted in the duplicate set, for an average acceptance rate of 22.7%. If acceptance decisions were made at random with a 0.227 chance of accepting ea...
Call for Papers: We are inviting submissions on the range of topics covered at NeurIPS! Pre-registered papers will be published at the workshop, which is non-archival.