Practical Information

The ICML conference

ICML is the leading international machine learning conference and is supported by the International Machine Learning Society (IMLS). The 36th International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML 2019) will be held in Long Beach, California Monday June 10 -- Saturday June 15, 2019. Further information, including information about the venue, is available on their website.

Please also see the event website on icml.cc.

Important dates

  • April 1st: submission system opens
  • April 24th May 2nd (anywhere on earth): submission deadline
  • May 17th: notification
  • June 10th: Camera ready copy due
  • June 14th: workshop day

The AutoML workshop series

The AutoML workshop has been held yearly at ICML since 2014 and additionally at ECMLPKDD in 2017. These workshops have had a healthy overlap in attendance with a series of workshops on Bayesian optimization (BayesOpt, 2011-2017) and Meta-Learning (2017-2018) that have been held at NeurIPS. Workshop attendance of AutoML@ICML has been steadily increasing, to almost 300 registered participants at ICML 2018 (according to the Whova app), making it the 3rd largest workshop.

Links to previous events can be found on automl.org/events.

AutoML communication channels

Further information

  • The workshop will be recorded and streamed. Please find further information about this in the ICML workshop FAQ.
  • The deadline for the final version of your paper is June 10th (anywhere on earth). Please use the same layout as for the submission (6 pages + references + appendix).
  • To foster reproducibility, we encourage you to provide us with a link to code and data accompanying the paper. We will add a prominent link on the workshop website (next to the download PDF link for your paper).
  • Please send both the paper and the link in an email to Matthias.
  • Please prepare a poster of size 36W x 48H inches or 90 x 122 cm (for further information see the workshop FAQ: https://icml.cc/Conferences/2019/AcceptedWorkshopFAQ; Update: the poster sizes in the FAQ were changed, please use the poster sizes given on this page). There are no poster boards at workshops; posters are taped to the wall. Posters should therefore be on lightweight paper, not laminated.