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#ICML2021 in tweets


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22 July 2021



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The thirty eighth International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML) is now in full swing and will run for the entirety of this week (18 – 24 July), in a virtual only format. This compilation of tweets gives a flavour of the talks, workshops, socials, and other events taking place.

Invited talks

Awards

Affinity groups

Tutorials

Workshops

Socials

Papers and posters

Mentoring

Yoga and an aquarium

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