#NeurIPS2022, the longest machine learning conference ever pic.twitter.com/ku7PVdclw7
— Gautam Kamath (@thegautamkamath) 10 décembre 2022
#NeurIPS2022, the longest machine learning conference ever
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#NeurIPS2022, the longest machine learning conference ever pic.twitter.com/ku7PVdclw7
— Gautam Kamath (@thegautamkamath) 10 décembre 2022
#NeurIPS2022, the longest machine learning conference ever

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Congrats to @mahbodm_ on defending his Master's thesis on efficient private estimation. Papers include https://
arxiv.org/abs/2111.12981 and another one appearing online Sunday. @TheSalonML group pic to commemorate, featuring me, him, Alex Bie, Sabrina Mokhtari, @sarakodeiri
, @argymouz
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The most important thing when someone visits your institution: go to their talk. Imagine how depressing it is to have no one show up, when they traveled to get there. Also, how would they feel about that institution and its members? Academia is full of silent grudges.
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CSRankings seems to have made two changes to the indexed conferences for Machine Learning:
– ICLR is included
– KDD is not included by default (have to click to enable)
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Curious to hear your rationale. Sounds a bit like ACL Rolling Review (
@ReviewAcl
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I can see this perspective, but ironically it seems like a negative to me. Incentivizes pushing grad students out the door, whether they feel they're ready to go or not. I'm really thankful my advisor let me stay for 6 years. What side do other folks here fall on?
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For my own work, I view the arXiv version as the definitive version, no matter what conference or journal it's in. No weird page limits, templates, etc., everything is just the way I intend it. It may also be a carry-over from other fields, where proceedings are often closed.
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I of course talk to students after they apply, but before I accept them, and even more before they decide.
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Australia is currently having *serious* issues with visas for grad students. Backlogs of *years* to get a visa to start your PhD. Thanks to @ccanonne_ (featured in this article) for shining a spotlight on this problem.