MLconf is calling for speakers for 2017 events!
- Algorithms that have graduated academic conferences such as NIPS, ICML, etc and have proven to be effective, robust and scalable in production
- Novel data science practices, such as data transformations, new data sources, novel representations, etc
- Machine Learning/AI case studies (Lessons learned), demonstrating challenges in the wild and how to handle them in a new way
- New platforms, tools for machine learning. Emphasis should be given on the technical challenges, benchmarks and motivation for the development
- New business practices, for managing, growing data science teams and expanding machine learning to new domains
- Tutorials and novel ways of presenting and simplifying machine learning domains, including: deep learning, kernel methods, bayesian nonparametrics, tensor algebra, etc
- Up and coming areas of machine learning that you think will dominate the industry in the future, such as probabilistic programming etc.
Topics we’re looking for:
- Natural Language Processing
- Deep Learning
- Reinforcement Learning
- Neural Turing Machines/Neural Theorem Provers
- Generative Models
- Probabilistic Programming
- Probabilistic Logic and Reasoning
- Chatbots/ ALL Bots
- Bayesian Inference
- One Shot Learning
- Markov Logic Networks
- Structure Learning
- Synthetic Art, Biology
- Ethics in Machine Learning
- Sketching Randomized Algorithms
- Game Theory
- Community Detection
- Large-Scale Clustering
- Time Series
- Image Analysis
- Bayesian Non-Parametrics
- Topic Models
Submit Abstract – The deadline schedule is as follows:
- MLconf NYC – 01/31/2017 Submission Deadline
- MLconf SEA – 03/01/2017 Submission Deadline
- MLconf ATL – 06/01/2017 Submission Deadline
- MLconf SF – 07/01/2017 Submission Deadline
The selection of the presentation will be based on:
- Clarity and novelty of the presentation
- Diversity of the topics for the conference
- Speaker’s experience in the industry