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How do small language models answer unfamiliar questions? Let’s build an evaluation together.
Evaluation designPython implementation
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Turn everyday spaces into 3D. Start a reproducible experiment using smartphone video.
3D data processingExperiments
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Study safer robot decisions, starting with small choices in simulation.
SimulationResults analysis
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Collect agent failure cases and develop evaluation criteria others can revisit.
Case collectionRubric writing
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Evaluate models under matched conditions and test which components explain performance differences.
Preparing an ICML 2027 submission
Experiment designReproducible implementation
Language modelsRecruiting
Categorize errors in Korean-language answers and build consistent annotation criteria.
Preparing an ACL 2027 ARR submission
Rubric designAnnotation review
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Reproduce an existing method on public data and compare results across capture conditions.
Preparing for the next CVPR cycle · dates unannounced
Paper reproductionBenchmark design
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5 submission deadlines
- CVPR 2027Full paper
· 23:59 AoE (UTC−12)
Seoul time · Nov 17, 20:59 (KST)
Only for papers enrolled by November 10.
View official dates (new window) - CVPR 2027Supplementary material
· 23:59 AoE (UTC−12)
Seoul time · Nov 24, 20:59 (KST)
Only for existing paper submissions.
View official dates (new window) - ACL 2027ARR submission
· 23:59 AoE (UTC−12)
Seoul time · Jan 5, 20:59 (KST)
ACL commitment is required after ARR review. The commitment deadline has not been announced.
View official dates (new window) - ICML 2027Abstract submission
· 23:59 AoE (UTC−12)
Seoul time · Jan 15, 20:59 (KST)
View official dates (new window) - ICML 2027Full paper
· 23:59 AoE (UTC−12)
Seoul time · Jan 23, 20:59 (KST)
Only for papers with an abstract submitted by January 14.
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Other conferences to follow
- AAAI 2027 official announcement (new window)Submission closed · Jul 28, 2026
- ICLR 2027 official announcement (new window)Submission closed · Sep 25, 2026
- AISTATS 2027 official announcement (new window)Submission closed · Oct 6, 2026
- NeurIPS 2027 official announcement (new window)Submission dates not announced
Dates may change. Always confirm the official call and any abstract preregistration requirements before submitting. AoE is UTC−12; its date may differ from Korean Standard Time (KST).
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