The Midwest ML Symposium aims to convene regional machine learning researchers for stimulating discussions and debates, to foster cross-institutional collaboration, and to showcase the collective talent of ML researchers at all career stages. [past events]
Where: Dorin Forum @ UIC
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The Midwest ML Symposium offers various opportunities of exposure. In addition to the satisfaction of supporting the regional Machine Learning community, you will be gratefully recognized in various media and materials and have the possibility to more closely engage with the participants.
Mladen Kolar (co-chair, UChicago), Mesrob Ohannessian (co-chair, UIC), Ian Kash (UIC), Ramya Korlakai Vinayak (UW Madison), Bo Li (UIUC), Daniel J. McDonald (UBC, formerly IU), Andrew Perrault (OSU), Yixin Wang (UMich), Zhaoran Wang (Northwestern), Ermin Wei (Northwestern).
Rob Nowak (chair, UW-Madison), Maxim Raginsky (UIUC), Laura Balzano (UMich), Mikhail Belkin (OSU), Avrim Blum (TTIC), Rebecca Willett (UChicago), Nati Srebro (TTIC), Po-Ling Loh (Cambridge, formerly UW-Madison), Matus Telgarsky (UIUC), Mike Franklin (UChicago).
We invite submissions of a one-page summary on any topic related to machine learning for the poster session to be held during the symposium.
Eligibility: We welcome abstracts from all members of machine learning community. However, only submissions with first author as an undergraduate or a graduate student will be considered for the Best Student Poster Award.
Submission Guidelines: Submissions can be at most one page long, not including references. Do not include any supplementary files along with your submission. Posters based on papers previously published, or accepted for publication, etc., are permitted. The authors can add optional links to full papers/working papers/extended abstracts available in public domain such as arXiv, or open-source proceedings. However, please ensure that the abstracts are stand-alone, as reviewers will not review extra material.
Submission Site: https://cmt3.research.microsoft.com/MMLS2023
Deadline for Submission: March 31
Notification of Accepted Posters: April 16
Best Student Poster Award: A small number of eligible submissions with student first authors will be selected as finalists. The finalists will be invited to give a short (3–5 min) spotlight presentation on the work. Judges will take into consideration the abstract, the poster, the spotlight presentation, as well as the presentation during the poster session in determining the winners.
All accepted posters will be presented at MMLS on May 16–17.
Support for this travel award has been provided by The Ohio State University through NSF grant CNS-1901057 and AI-EDGE (CNS-2112471).