NeurIPS
The Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems, a leading academic venue in artificial intelligence and machine learning. In 2024, the conference received more than 15,000 paper submissions, reflecting its central role in the dissemination of research across the field.
Core Facts
DDPM (Denoising Diffusion Probabilistic Models) laid the theoretical foundation for diffusion models in 2020.
Google's 2015 paper "Hidden Technical Debt in Machine Learning Systems" revealed that the actual machine learning code in ML systems accounts for only a very small proportion.
2014年NeurIPS组委会开展评审一致性实验，抽取约10%（约166篇）论文交由两个独立评审委员会审阅，结果两组接收决定仅约57%一致率
Timeline (last 90 days)
A first-year student in a top 5 US machine learning PhD program had a first-author paper accepted to the NeurIPS main track, but was rejected from all research internship positions at companies such as Nvidia and Waymo.
The poster applied for the Citadel-sponsored NeurIPS travel grant but did not receive it.
Geifman and El-Yaniv published "Selective Classification for Deep Neural Networks" at NeurIPS in 2017.
NeurIPS and ICML generally limit the main body of a paper to no more than 8–9 pages (excluding references), and ICLR follows a similar convention.
The NeurIPS organizing committee has historically provided SACs with priority registration channels or exclusive ticketing arrangements as compensation for their volunteer contributions.
SAC (Senior Area Chair) in the NeurIPS review system is responsible for overseeing the work of multiple regular Area Chairs and has considerable influence over final acceptance decisions.
There is currently no official clarification on the specific policy regarding whether SAC tickets for NeurIPS are transferable, and it is mostly a matter of attendees seeking confirmation from one another.
Some registration spots for conferences such as NeurIPS and ICML have been transferred on platforms like eBay and Twitter at several times the original price.
NeurIPS registered attendance has surpassed the ten-thousand-person mark.
A Reddit machine learning community poster pointed out that NeurIPS previously allowed SAC ticket transfers, but the policy for this conference appears to have been adjusted to no longer support transfers.
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DDPM (Denoising Diffusion Probabilistic Models) laid the theoretical foundation for diffusion models in 2020.
90%VerifiedGoogle's 2015 paper "Hidden Technical Debt in Machine Learning Systems" revealed that the actual machine learning code in ML systems accounts for only a very small proportion.
80%Verified2014年NeurIPS组委会开展评审一致性实验，抽取约10%（约166篇）论文交由两个独立评审委员会审阅，结果两组接收决定仅约57%一致率
75%VerifiedThe NeurIPS 2019 conference introduced a reproducibility checklist requiring authors to provide code and experimental details.
75%UnverifiedThe NeurIPS paper acceptance rate is typically maintained between 20% and 25%.
70%UnverifiedNLP conferences typically use double-blind review, with each paper generally reviewed independently by 3–4 reviewers.
70%UnverifiedNIPS was renamed NeurIPS in 2018
70%UnverifiedThe 2020 DDPM (Denoising Diffusion Probabilistic Models) paper marked the point at which diffusion models began to surpass GANs.
70%UnverifiedNeurIPS 2023 received approximately 12,000 submissions, with approximately 3,500 ultimately accepted, yielding an acceptance rate of approximately 26%.
70%UnverifiedGeifman and El-Yaniv published "Selective Classification for Deep Neural Networks" at NeurIPS in 2017.
50%UnverifiedNeurIPS and ICML generally limit the main body of a paper to no more than 8–9 pages (excluding references), and ICLR follows a similar convention.
50%UnverifiedSAC (Senior Area Chair) in the NeurIPS review system is responsible for overseeing the work of multiple regular Area Chairs and has considerable influence over final acceptance decisions.
50%UnverifiedThe NeurIPS organizing committee has historically provided SACs with priority registration channels or exclusive ticketing arrangements as compensation for their volunteer contributions.
50%UnverifiedThere is currently no official clarification on the specific policy regarding whether SAC tickets for NeurIPS are transferable, and it is mostly a matter of attendees seeking confirmation from one another.
50%UnverifiedNeurIPS registered attendance has surpassed the ten-thousand-person mark.
50%UnverifiedOrganizing committees' tightening of ticket transfer policies is often motivated by the desire to prevent ticket scalping and ensure that attendee identities are genuine and verifiable.
50%UnverifiedSome registration spots for conferences such as NeurIPS and ICML have been transferred on platforms like eBay and Twitter at several times the original price.
50%UnverifiedNeurIPS accepted approximately 1,000 papers in 2018, surpassed 2,600 in 2022, and reached 6,231 in 2024, representing more than a sixfold increase over six years.
50%UnverifiedTraditional official paper lists typically provide only title and author information, lacking efficient categorization, search, and association capabilities.
50%UnverifiedThe number of papers accepted at NeurIPS 2024 reached 6,231.
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