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Good Machine Learning Posters [D]
Preparing for ECCV 2026 and seeking inspiration for impactful machine learning poster design? You're in the right place. We've gathered a community discussion highlighting exceptional ML/CV posters—a valuable resource for crafting a compelling visual presentation of your work. To further enhance your understanding of current trends, explore our analysis of "Sliding-window attention beats linear on long-context reasoning," demonstrating practical solutions for optimizing large language models. Discover examples and strategies to elevate your poster and maximize its impact at the conference.
Is anyone esle going to ECCV and wants to get in a groupchat for socials? [D]
Heading to ECCV and seeking connection? This post highlights a common challenge: navigating a large conference when you're not part of a sizable team. One user is actively seeking others to connect with for informal socials and proposes a group chat to facilitate spontaneous gatherings. If you're in a similar situation and looking to expand your network at ECCV, reach out via DM!
ECCV 2026- MALMO LUND TRAVEL PASS NOT AVAILABLE? [N]
A query has arisen regarding ECCV 2026 travel passes: specifically, the apparent removal of the combined Malmö-Lund option. Users report the discounted pass was visible recently but is now limited to Malmö only, with the purchase deadline approaching on August 28th. Confirming availability is crucial for attendees planning to stay in Lund. For those navigating conference logistics, our recent article on "Travel and stay accommodation for EMNLP" may offer relevant insights into planning and securing arrangements.
For the people who got reviews back from neurips, cvpr, eccv, etc and also tested their paper through an agentic reviewer like the stanford one, how different were the reviews? [D]
For those who recently received reviews from NeurIPS, CVPR, ECCV, or similar conferences, and also utilized agentic reviewer tools like the Stanford model, a compelling question arises: how do the reviews compare? We're exploring the divergence between human and LLM assessments, seeking insights into this evolving landscape. Early indications suggest significant variations, prompting a deeper understanding of how AI-assisted review impacts the peer review process. For further context on related challenges, see our article, "My Model Was Cheating on Its Own Test."
ECCV workshop, camera ready instructions? [D]
Navigating workshop camera-ready submissions can be surprisingly opaque. Many organizers, like those for ECCV, lack readily available instructions, leaving authors understandably uncertain. While some workshops facilitate PDF uploads via OpenReview, crucial details regarding copyright forms and LaTeX source files remain unclear. To ensure a smooth submission process, proactively seek clarification from the workshop team. For broader context on AI-driven workflows and infrastructure supporting research, explore our recent article, "Exclusive: Mirendil inks $100M+ Google Cloud deal to scale self-improving AI."
Why is ECCV so insanely expensive for students presenting papers? [D]
The cost of attending ECCV as a student presenting a paper is a significant barrier, with full registration reaching $805 USD even for those with accepted submissions. This structure effectively penalizes researchers for their academic achievements, especially given the competitive nature of travel grants and registration waivers. Many students find themselves excluded due to these prohibitive fees. For context, similar concerns regarding accessibility are surfacing in other academic spaces, as highlighted in our recent article on "TACL journal doubts.