NUMML 2010 - Numerical Mathematics Challenges in Machine Learning (NIPS 2010 Workshop)
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Deadline: November 01, 2010 | Date: December 11, 2010
Venue/Country: Whistler, Canada
Updated: 2010-10-22 09:45:57 (GMT+9)
Call For Papers - CFP
Numerical flu keeping you down? Then come to the NUMML 2010 NIPSworkshop on /Numerical Mathematics Challenges in Machine Learning/ tofind out which medicines work, and what are the next generationchallenges driving our field.We invite high-quality submissions for presentation as posters at theworkshop. The poster session will be designed along the lines of theposter session for the main NIPS conference. There will posterspotlights. The authors are encouraged (and should be motivated) touse the poster session as a means to obtain valuable feedback fromexperts present at the workshopSubmissions should be in the form of an extended abstract, paper(limited to 8 pages), or poster. Work must be original, not publishedor in submission elsewhere (a possible exception are publications atvenues unknown to machine learning researchers, please state suchdetails with your submission). Authors should make an effort tomotivate why the work fits the goals of the workshop (see below) andshould be of interest to the audience. Merely resubmitting asubmission rejected at the main conference, without adding suchmotivation, is strongly discouraged.Submissions should be emailed to: suvadmin
googlemail.com**Modified Deadline for Submissions**: 1st Nov., 2010Invited talks by:Alan Willsky (MIT)Michael Mahoney (Stanford)Inderjit Dhillon (UT Austin)Rick Szeliski (Microsoft Research)Dan Kushnir (Yale)For more details and topics of interest, please visit:http://numml.kyb.tuebingen.mpg.de/talks.html
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