ICML 2022 Attendance Plans
- A lot of talks by Sharon Li et al.
- One or two by Rob Nowak et al.
- One by Jerry Zhu (co-authored with Sharon Li)
- One by Rebecca Willett
- One by Theo Rekatsinas
Works by notable people:
- Michael Jordan
- Image-to-image regression with UQ Poster 6:30 Tuesday
- Yoshua Bengio
- GFlowNets Poster 6:30 Tuesday
- MAgNet PDE solver AI for science workshop Saturday
- Biological sequence design with GFLowNets Poster 6:30 Wednesday Hall E #115
- Yann LeCun
- What do we maximize in self-supervised learning? Poster, pretraining workshop Saturday
- William Stafford Noble
- Mass spectrometry peptide sequencing transformer model Poster Wednesday 6:30
- Dustin Tran
- Uncertainty quantification in deep learning Keynote ML for Astrophysics workshop Friday 1:30pm
- PLEX: toward reliability using large model extensions Poster at PODS workshop, Saturday evening
- Madeleine Udell
- Group robustness in the presence of partial group labels Poster at SCIS workshop, Friday evening >6:40
- Vishnu Lokhande is first author
- Group robustness in the presence of partial group labels Poster at SCIS workshop, Friday evening >6:40
- David Blei
- Optimization-based causal estimation Poster at SCIS workshop, Friday evening >6:40
- Aviv Regev
- Design for inference in drug discovery and development Keynote 9am Thursday, Hall F
- Guy Van den Broeck
- New computational technologies for reasoning Panel at “Beyond Bayes” workshop, Friday 3:30
Tuesday
- Keynote: Weinan E (“Towards a mathematical theory of ML”)
- Hall F
- 9AM - 10AM
- 10:30am - 12pm Sessions
- Probabilistic methods
- Ballroom 3 & 4
- deep learning
- Room 310
- Probabilistic methods
- 1:30pm - 3pm Sessions
- DL Algorithms
- Ballroom 1 & 2
- Gaussian Processes
- Room 307
- DL Algorithms
- Test of Time Award
- Hall F
- 3:30pm - 4:00pm
- 4:15 - 5:45 Sessions
- Neuroscience and Cognitive science
- Rooms 301-303
- Neuroscience and Cognitive science
Wednesday
- 10:30 - 12 Sessions
- Variational inference
- Oral talk at 10:30
- Room 301-303
- Deep learning
- Oral talk at 11:05
- Ballroom 1 & 2
- Variational inference
- 1:15 - 2:45 Sessions
- Chemistry and drug discovery
- Oral at 1:45
- Hall F
- Bayesian models and methods
- Oral at 1:15, 2:00
- Room 301-303
- Chemistry and drug discovery
- 3:15 invited talk: Synthetic control methods and difference in differences
- Guido Imbens, recent Nobel laureate
- econometrics
- Could be very interesting
- 4:30 sessions
- None of these seem very aligned with my interests. I could go to the job fair/booths at this time
Thursday
- Keynote 9am Thursday, Hall F
- Aviv Regev, Design for inference in drug discovery and development
- 10:00 sessions
- Physics applications
- Hall F
- Oral at 11:05
- Physics applications
- 1:30 sessions
- Self-supervised learning, GNNs
- Ballrooms 1 & 2
- Oral at 2:05
- Self-supervised learning, GNNs
Friday
- Workshop on Computational Biology
- 8:30AM - 5:30PM
- Room 310
Saturday
- Workshop: AI for science
- Website
- 9:00AM - 6:00PM
- Room 309