CFP for New In ML workshop @NeurIPS 2019

[Hugo Jair]

Dear colleague

This is a CALL FOR PAPERS for "New in ML"!
Submissions deadline October 15, 2019

The premier conference in Machine Learning NeurIPS is very difficult to break in. Thousands of papers are submitted every year and the growth is exponential, so the acceptance rate of 20% is difficult to sustain. What are your chances of getting in as a newbie?

New this year: a workshop for you, to coach you to have your paper accepted at NeurIPS. Papers (in the same format as required by NeurIPS https://nips.cc/Conferences/2019/CallForPapers) submitted to that workshop will be reviewed by award winning NeurIPS reviewers and other senior NeurIPS reviewers who will coach you. The papers will NOT count as a publication, so you can submit a revised version to NeurIPS 2020. Any topic related to ML is welcome. Details at: newinml.org. We have best paper awards, free meals with coaches, and travel grants according to merit and needs. Please submit a paper!

Feel free to share this message with your friends. Should you have any question, please contact zhe...@polytechnique.edu.

Mentors/Reviewers: (alphabetical order)
- Yoshua Bengio (University of Montréal and MILA, Canada), former NeurIPS program chair and general chair, NeurIPS board advisor
- Corinna Cortes (to be confirmed) (Google Research, New York, USA), former NeurIPS program chair and general chair, NeurIPS board member
- Thomas G. Dietterich (Oregon State University, USA), former NeurIPS program chair and general chair, NeurIPS board advisor
- Neil Lawrence (University of Manchester, UK), former NeurIPS program chair and general chair, NeurIPS board member
- Michael Mozer (University of Colorado, USA), NeurIPS foundation secretary
- Terrence Sejnowski (The Salk Institute, USA), co-founder and president of the NeurIPS foundation
- Masashi Sugiyama (RIKEN and University of Tokyo, Japan), former NeurIPS program chair and general chair, NeurIPS board member
- Yair Weiss (Hebrew University, Israel), former NeurIPS program chair and general chair, NeurIPS board advisor