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March 12 2023 : Data Science Conference #DSCO23

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Link: https://dsco.usfdatainstitute.org/abstracts
 
When Mar 12, 2023 - Mar 14, 2023
Where San Francisco
Submission Deadline Jan 31, 2023
Notification Due Feb 28, 2023
Final Version Due Mar 5, 2023
Categories    data science   statistical learning   machine learning   deep learning
 

Call For Papers

Hosted by the University of San Francisco Data Institute, the Data Science Conference (DSCO) 2023 is an interdisciplinary conference that brings together researchers and practitioners in data science, statistics, computer science, and other adjacent fields.

The Scientific Program Committee will consider contributed presentations featuring original theoretical, methodological, or applied research related to statistical learning, machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, or other data science-related topics.

Submission Deadline: January 31, 2023

https://dsco.usfdatainstitute.org/

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