Overview
This workshop introduces the concept of a findings-style track to the computer vision community. Findings tracks have been used in the NLP community since 2020 as a means to publish technically sound work, but which may not meet the main conference's threshold for novelty, impact, or excitement. There are many important results that the community should be made aware of, and this venue ensures an audience for these results without delays for further iterations of submissions or that might otherwise be lost if never published. This workshop provides a vehicle to discuss related experience and challenges with integrating a Findings track at computer vision conferences in an effort to advocate for a fully integrated Findings track as well as present Findings-quality papers to help highlight their potential impact and benefits to inform future conferences.
Call for Papers
We call for full papers (8 pages) to be presented at the 1st Workshop on the Findings of ICCV.
This workshop aims to publish technically sound and well-executed papers, which may not meet the main conference's threshold for novelty or impact,
similar to those accepted to the Findings track at NLP conferences since 2020. There are many important results that the community should be made
aware of, and this venue ensures an audience for these results without delays for further iterations of re-submissions or that might otherwise be
lost if never published. Thus, papers accepted by this workshop will contain solid, complete work on a broad spectrum of topics, unlike typical
workshops focused on a particular topic and which may also accept works in progress. Accepted papers will
be included in the conference proceedings (i.e., if accepted, it cannot be resubmitted elsewhere) with a presentation opportunity in the workshop.
To that end, submitted papers should be withdrawn or rejected from the main conference of ICCV’25 and will receive a new meta-review based on the
Findings criteria. Authors are asked to submit their originally submitted paper, rebuttal, and any reviews or meta-reviews it received in the supplementary.
Since accepted papers will be included in the conference proceedings, we will not accept papers that are under review at other venues. In addition, we will
not consider works in progress that have not undergone at least one round of peer review.
We seek contributions on the same topics as the main conference (see the ICCV CfP for a list of topics).
Submitted papers will be re-evaluated using the Findings criteria of technically sound work, but which may not meet the main conference's threshold for novelty, impact, or excitement.
Submission timeline
Paper submission: June 30th, 2025 23:59 US Hawaii Standard Time
Acceptance notification: ~July 9th, 2025
Submission materials (without any modification):
- The paper version submitted (and subsequently rejected or withdrawn) to ICCV'25.
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- We will also consider papers submitted and rejected from ICML’25.
- Note that papers should not be in submission to another venue.
- In the supplementary, include:
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- The paper’s original supplementary material (if applicable).
- A copy of the reviews, meta-review, and rebuttal.
Keynote Speakers
To be announced soon.
Schedule
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Organizers
Margrit Betke |
Yonatan Bisk |
Juan C. Caicedo |
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Grigorios Chrysos |
Trevor Darrell |
Deepti Ghadiyaram |
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Boqing Gong |
Derek Hoiem |
Ziwei Liu |
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Bryan Plummer |
Anna Rohrbach |
Bryan Russell |
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Kate Saenko |
Humphrey Shi |
Kevin Shih |
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Contact Info
E-mail: iccv25.findings@gmail.com
Header image credits: Gemini 2.0: "Photorealistic image of machine vision system that is finding new scientific data out in the beaches of Honolulu in Hawaii."
Website based on https://vto-cvpr24.github.io/.