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Is this your first time to a top conference? Have you ever wanted your own work recognized by this huge and active community? Do you encounter difficulties in polishing your ideas, experiments, paper writing, etc? Then, this session is exactly for you!

This year, we are hosting again the New in ML workshop, co-locating with ICML 2022. This workshop is intended for anyone who has not published a paper at a top conference yet (e.g. ICML, NeurIPS). We invited top researchers to review your work and share their experience with you. The best papers will get oral presentations and awards!

Our biggest goal is to help you publish papers at the next ICML conference, and generally provide you with the guidance you need to contribute to ML research fully and effectively!

Within quota limits, the authors of the best accepted papers may be receiving tickets to ICML 2022, to be attributed according to merit and need. In addition, we should be able to provide financial help for travel/accommodation/registration expanses and fees.

• NeurIPS 2021
• NeurIPS 2020
• ICML 2020
• NeurIPS 2019

Though labeled as an affinity workshop, this workshop is open to everyone. It is a requirement to register for the ICML 2022 conference in order to attend the workshops, socials and anything connected to the ICML Conference platform, including this workshop. Being registered for any component of the conference (tutorials, conference sessions, workshops, virtual only pass) allows you to attend any affinity events, including our workshop. In addition, we would like to have an estimate of the number of attendees and their background. Please fill out the registration form intended for this purpose.

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This will be a one-day hybrid on site/online event in Baltimore, USA (Eastern Daylight Time/UTC−4).

You can find the workshop virtual site with the schedule on the following link.

• A Compact Transformer-based Classifier with Selected Hybrid Features from Different Patch Sequences for Image Classification, Luna Zhang

• An Efficient Modern Baseline for FloodNet VQA, Aditya Kane, Sahil Khose

• FedControl: When Control Theory Meets Federated Learning, Adnan Ben Mansour, Gaia Carenini, Alexandre Duplessis, David Naccache

• Generating Synthetic Population, Bhavesh Neekhra, Kshitij Kapoor, Debayan Gupta

• Light Weight Character and Shape Recognition for Autonomous Drones, Neetigya Poddar, Shruti Praveen Jain

• Test-Time Adaptation with Principal Component Analysis, Thomas Cordier, Victor Bouvier, Gilles Hénaff, Céline Hudelot

Here is a quick summary regarding a very interesting data challenge for NewInML folks. More details can be found in this extended abstract and on the challenge website.

The new Cross-Domain MetaDL challenge is part of the ChaLearn meta-learning series. It has a special league for New in ML participants (with prizes and certificates) and a detailed tutorial with no prerequisites (i.e., no previous meta-learning knowledge required). The competition is part of the NeurIPS'22 program, and the winners will be invited to co-author the analysis paper with the organizers to appear in PMLR. The focus is on "cross-domain" meta-learning, aiming at leveraging experience from previous tasks to solve new tasks efficiently. While our previous challenge addressed within-domain few-shot learning for N-way k-shot tasks (i.e., N class classification problems with k training examples), this challenge proposes "any-way" and "any-shot" tasks drawn from various domains (healthcare, ecology, biology, manufacturing, and others), chosen for their humanitarian and societal impact. Code submissions will be blind-tested on CodaLab, and the winners' code will be open-sourced. Submissions are open between July 01 and August 31, 2022.

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