Countdown timers to keep track of a bunch of CV/NLP/ML/RO conference deadlines.
Contributions are very welcome!
To keep things minimal, I'm only looking to list top-tier conferences in AI as per conferenceranks.com and my judgement calls. Please feel free to maintain a separate fork if you don't see your sub-field or conference of interest listed.
To add or update a deadline:
- Fork the repository
- Update
_data/conferences.yml
- Make sure it has the
title
,year
,id
,link
,deadline
,timezone
,date
,place
,sub
attributes- See available timezone strings here.
- Optionally add a
note
andabstract_deadline
in case the conference has a separate mandatory abstract deadline - Optionally add
hindex
(refers to h5-index from here) - Example:
- title: BestConf year: 2022 id: bestconf22 # title as lower case + last two digits of year full_name: Best Conference for Anything # full conference name link: link-to-website.com deadline: YYYY-MM-DD HH:SS abstract_deadline: YYYY-MM-DD HH:SS timezone: Asia/Seoul place: Incheon, South Korea date: September, 18-22, 2022 start: YYYY-MM-DD end: YYYY-MM-DD paperslink: link-to-full-paper-list.com pwclink: link-to-papers-with-code.com hindex: 100.0 sub: SP note: Important
- Send a pull request
- geodeadlin.es by @LukasMosser
- neuro-deadlines by @tbryn
- ai-challenge-deadlines by @dieg0as
- CV-oriented ai-deadlines (with an emphasis on medical images) by @duducheng
- es-deadlines (Embedded Systems, Computer Architecture, and Cyber-physical Systems) by @AlexVonB and @k0nze
- 2019-2020 International Conferences in AI, CV, DM, NLP and Robotics by @JackieTseng
- ccf-deadlines by @ccfddl
- networking-deadlines (Computer Networking, Measurement) by @andrewcchu
- ad-deadlines.com by @daniel-bogdoll
- sec-deadlines.github.io/ (Security and Privacy) by @clementfung
- pythondeadlin.es by @jesperdramsch
- deadlines.openlifescience.ai (Healthcare domain conferences and workshops) by @monk1337
- hci-deadlines.github.io (Human-Computer Interaction conferences) by @makinteract
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