'ICML 2023 admission results released: acceptance rate 27.9%'
ICML 2023 is the 40th International Machine Learning Conference and will be held in Hawaii, USA from July 23 to 29, 2023. Just now, the conference announced the results of this year’s paper acceptance.
#This year, ICML received a total of 6538 submissions, of which 1827 were accepted. The rate is approximately 27.9%. For comparison, last year, a total of 5,630 submissions were received, 1,117 short orals and 118 long orals were accepted, with an acceptance rate of 21.94%. ICML officials state that each submission is reviewed by the Area Chair and the Senior Area Chair to ensure that each submission is properly evaluated.
Unfortunately, ICML has only announced the acceptance results, and the paper acceptance list has not yet been released. You can check it out at Wait.
At the same time, some researchers whose papers were accepted began to share their joy. Ali Hatamizadeh, a research scientist at NVIDIA, said that their research on GC ViT (Global Context Vision Transformers) has been accepted into ICML 2023.
A study from Google that proposed BabelCode for multilingual code evaluation was also selected for ICML 2023 framework, and investigate the impact of PL distribution on training data.
Pietro Mazzaglia, a doctoral student in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics at Ghent University, said that their paper "Mastering the Unsupervised Reinforcement Learning Benchmark" from Pixels" was accepted as ICML 2023 Oral.
Large Language Model (LLM) has become increasingly popular recently, and an analysis suite about LLM has also been accepted as Oral .
Among the many selected papers, a study on physics-inspired generative models, unified diffusion models and PFGM Also accepted by ICML 2023.
#An article on global optimization of parametric function approximation was also accepted.
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