r/MachineLearning • u/aglet_factorial • 11d ago

Discussion Epistemic Intelligence in Machine Learning Neurips Workshop page limit? [D]

I'm aiming to submit a paper to The 3rd Workshop on Epistemic Intelligence in Machine Learning at Neurips
https://eiml.cc/

I can't find a page limit anywhere on their website and I've emailed the organisers (twice) asking for clarity on it. The previous workshop at ICML had a page limit of 6 pages. Do I assume that's the limit here? Or do I assume I have the 9 page limit of the main conference?

(If anyone knows one of the organisers and can nudge them to answer that'd be great, I wasn't sure the etiquette of finding their email and pestering them directly)

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u/LaVieEstBizarre PhD 11d ago

Just email them. If you scroll down, you'll see they have a contact email for questions pc.eiml.workshop@gmail.com

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u/aglet_factorial 11d ago

I've emailed them twice and received no reply 

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u/Technical_Estate_529 11d ago

If they do not reply just submit 4 to be safe. If the other workshop papers get released and you see 8 page ones, make a ruckus and show them evidence of attempted communications of email.

Perhaps download the .html of the website as it currently is, .zip all of the contents, pass that through a SHA256 hash to create a unique hex fingerprint, apply an RFC 3161 Time stamp to the SHA256 hash (to encode time of download of website which is tied to an atomic clock) look up TSA (Time Stamp Authority). Then if you want to go the extra mile you can commit that hash publicly to an immutable blockchain as proof.

A lot of that can be automated and im sure there are lots of tools around. This is one for the time stamp + block chain

https://opentimestamps.org/

People might say this is very extra, and most likely it is, but in the modern world everything can be thrown away by saying "it's AI", or "AI generated" etc.. Unfortunately if you want to make stronger accusations hold you need this level of book keeping