You need to register to ICML to attend to WiML and then please fill the application form provided. Please refer to call for participation for more details.
No, you need to register to ICML.
The un-workshop is based on the concept of an “un-conference”, a form of discussion on a pre-selected topic that is primarily driven by participants.
The overall goal of the un-workshop is to advance research through collaboration and increased interaction among participants from diverse backgrounds.
WiML Workshop at NeurIPS is a one-day event with invited speakers, oral presentations, and posters. This year WiML is bringing a new event format to ICML to encourage more participant interaction, especially with ICML going virtual this year.
Different from the workshop, the un-workshop’s main focus is topical breakout sessions, with short invited talks and casual, informal poster presentations.
Different from the workshop, the un-workshop’s main focus is topical breakout sessions, with short invited talks and casual, informal poster presentations.
Yes. All genders are welcome to attend! To do so, please register for ICML and fill the application form. Note, however, that all speakers, breakout session leaders and poster presenters will primarily identify as a woman and/or nonbinary, as our goal is to promote them and their work within the machine learning community.
This is a virtual event.
Funding is distributed based on geographic location. Support varies from year to year and this year due to COVID-19, it will be a virtual event and ICML registration fee funding is available for participants who fulfill eligibility criteria.
Yes. WiML requires all participants and reviewers to abide by our code of conduct.
No, WiML is a non-archival venue. This means that, if your contribution is accepted, we will not be asking you to submit a camera-ready version of it, nor will we publish it anywhere (neither online nor in proceedings of any sort). We will only make the title and authors’ names available in the program book.
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You can find more information on call for participation. Submission to the 2021 WiML un-workshop is now closed.
There are 4-time slots for 1-hour breakout sessions (marked as Breakout Sessions #1 to #4). Each of these 4-time slots will have several parallel breakout sessions.
Zoom rooms are mainly for the breakout sessions for the specific one hour period. However, leaders can use Slack a few days before and after to ask participants to read some papers, ask them specific questions and keep the discussions going. Also, participants can ask questions regarding the breakout session’s topic in the Slack channel before the actual session.
Yes, leaders can make smaller breakout rooms to engage participants in smaller group discussions.
We can’t promise the exact number but we are hoping for smaller groups (max 20) to increase interaction between participants.
Whiteboard is like a digital board and leaders and participants can write on it and explain a specific topic. More instructions are available here.
Sure, you can advertise your session’s topic on Twitter for example and tag us on @WiMLworkshop and we can retweet that. Also, attendees will have access to the breakout session topics at least a week before the un-workshop.
Anyone who is registered to ICML can join the un-workshop.
Check out these guidelines.