- Published on July 25, 2021
- In AI Features
ML Research Papers From India Accepted At ICML 2021
For this year’s conference, held online from July 18-24, the number of accepted papers stood at 1184.
- By Amit Naik
ICML is a renowned platform for presenting and publishing cutting-edge research on all aspects of machine learning, statistics and data science.
Last year, ICML Conference attracted 4,990 submissions, with 1088 approved papers at a 21.8 percent acceptance rate. For this year’s conference, held online from July 18-24, the number of accepted papers stood at 1184.
Below, we have listed research papers from India accepted at ICML 2021.
RRL: Resnet as representation for Reinforcement Learning
Researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kharagpur, in collaboration with the University of Washington and Facebook AI -- Rutav Shah and Vikash Kumar, proposed a straightforward yet effective approach that can learn complex behaviours directly from pr
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Amit Naik
Amit Raja Naik is Senior Editorial Producer – Live Shows at AIM Network, driving India’s most influential AI and technology conversations. He leads content, narrative design, and visual storytelling, engaging with leaders, innovators, and policymakers to advance how technology impacts businesses, governance, and society.
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