NeurIPS in 2024 in Vancouver, Canada

NeurIPS International Conference – Duplicate submissions will be determined using a combination of automated methods and human (reviewer, regional chair, senior regional chair, program chair) judgment. NeurIPS coordinates with other conferences to identify duplicate entries. Submissions that are identical or substantially similar to those papers presented at, accepted at, or published at other archival conferences, journals, workshops, etc. will be considered duplicate submissions. Materials that are identical or substantially similar to other NeurIPS materials will also be considered duplicates; Materials must be clear and sufficiently informative. Note that separating contributions too finely may result in materials being considered duplicates. In particular, a case of too-thin slicing might correspond to two submissions by the same authors that are so similar that publishing one would make the other too incremental to be accepted. Program Chairs reserve the right to reject all NeurIPS submissions by all authors of dual submissions, not just those considered to be duplicates. NeurIPS’s duplicate submission policy applies throughout the entire review period (i.e., from the submission deadline to the notification date). Authors should contact program directors if they require further clarification. NeurIPS’s duplicate submission policy applies throughout the entire review period (i.e., from the submission deadline to the notification date). Authors should contact program directors if they require further clarification. NeurIPS’s duplicate submission policy applies throughout the entire review period (i.e., from the submission deadline to the notification date). Authors should contact program directors if they require further clarification.

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