Long Beach Convention Center, Long Beach
Announcements
- Registration is open
- The meeting may sell out. Do not travel to the meeting without a paid registration. If the meeting sells out, we will post a notice here.
- The schedule is not complete.
- If you need a visa, apply immediately! See Reg cancellation policy below.
- If you want a printed conference book or coffee mug, order them as you register.
- Your registration includes the banquets on Monday and Saturday evening. You may order additional guest tickets as you register.
- Registration cancellation policy
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Symposia Dec 7th
View Symposia »Invited Speakers Dec 4th-7th
Pieter Abbeel (UC Berkeley, Open AI), Kate Crawford (Microsoft Research), Brendan Frey (Deep Genomics, Vector Institute, Univ. Toronto), Lise Getoor (UC Santa Cruz), Yael Niv (Princeton), John Platt (Google), Yee Whye Teh (Oxford, DeepMind)
Call For Workshops and Symposia
Following the NIPS 2017 main conference, symposia and workshops on a variety of current topics will be held on Thursday, December 7, 2017 (symposia), Friday December 8 (workshops) and Saturday December 9, 2017 (workshops). We invite researchers interested in chairing one of these symposia or workshops to submit proposals.
Call for Demonstrations Dec 5-6th
NIPS has a Demonstration Track running in parallel with some of the evening Poster Sessions. The submission deadline is Sep 14.
Call for Competitions
NIPS has had traditionally a demonstration track with competition for best demo (also available for NIPS 2017). The call for competitions corresponds to a completely new NIPS track/special session. Submission deadline was March 15. Competition track day at the conference will be December 8th.
NIPS 2017 Reviewers
NIPS is proud to announce the full list of 2017 reviewers.
Travel Ban
The NIPS Foundation is committed to an open international exchange of information, which may not be possible if there is a US travel ban.
The 2017 NIPS Conference is scheduled to take place in Long Beach on December 4-9. In the event that it is not possible for all authors whose paper is accepted at NIPS to attend due to a denied VISA, we are exploring ways for authors to present their results through the internet. The 2018 NIPS Conference will return to Montréal.
Our goal is to open NIPS Conferences and Workshops to researchers from all parts of the world and we regret that US government restrictions may make it difficult or impossible for some to participate this year.
Remote presentations will only be an option if all authors of the paper are denied a VISA.
The Thirty-first Annual Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS) is a multi-track machine learning and computational neuroscience conference that includes invited talks, demonstrations, symposia and oral and poster presentations of refereed papers. Following the conference, there are workshops which provide a less formal setting.
