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Looking ahead to #ICML2022


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15 July 2022



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The 39th International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML 2022) will take place next week in Baltimore. Below, we summarise the invited talks, tutorials, workshops, and affinity events.

Invited talks

The conference will feature four invited speakers:

  • Weinan E, Towards a mathematical theory of machine learning
  • Regina Barzilay, Solving the right problems: making ML models relevant to healthcare and the life sciences
  • Guido Imbens, Title to be confirmed
  • Aviv Regev, Design for inference in drug discovery and development

Tutorials

The tutorials will take place on Monday 18 July.

Workshops

The workshops will take place on Friday 23 and Saturday 24 July.

Affinity workshops

There will be four affinity workshops this year.



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