Computer Science Conferences: Difference between revisions

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Notes on Computer Science conferences.

Higher ranked conferences are not necessarily harder to get into than second-tier but are more prestigious.
Usually, you should submit to a few top tier conferences first even if you're not that confident.
Avoid bottom-tier conferences and pay-to-publish journals. These have high acceptance but may hurt the reputation of your work.

ACM SIGGRAPH - the largest and most prestigious graphics conference.
- See also SIGGRAPH ASIA.
IEEE VR - for virtual reality related papers. Has a journal track which goes to IEEE TVCG.
- Deadlines are usually in Sept - Nov.
IEEE ISMAR - for augmented reality related papers. Has a journal track which goes to IEEE TVCG.
- Deadlines are usually Mar - May.
ACM MM - multimedia

Interactive 3D Graphics (I3D) (A SIGGRAPH Symposium)
High-Performance Graphics (HPG) (sponsored by SIGGRAPH & Eurographics) - more focused on ray-tracing hardware & algorithms

CVPR - a top tier vision conference. Has lots of papers so many are presented as posters instead of oral presentations.
ICCV, ECCV - these rotate each year. Prestige is comparable to CVPR.

ACM CHI - the largest HCI conference.
- Has an LBW track where you can submit poster papers which are more likely to get accepted.
- Paper deadlines in September. LBW deadlines in January.
ACM UIST - user interfaces. Has AR/XR stuff but seems to lean more towards hardware interfaces: haptics, sensors, 3D things.

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 * Higher ranked conferences are not necessarily harder to get into than second-tier but are more prestigious.
 * Usually, you should submit to a few top tier conferences first even if you're not that confident.
-* Avoid bottom-tier conferences and pay-to-publish journals. These may hurt your reputation.
+* Avoid bottom-tier conferences and pay-to-publish journals. These have high acceptance but may hurt the reputation of your work.
 ==Graphics Conferences==