The ICCV 2023 submission guidelines were constructed in reference to recent computer vision conferences, in particular, the latest CVPR 2023. While ICCV 2023 seeks to carry over most guidelines to be consistent, there are some differences. Please read our rules carefully.

Papers in the main technical program must describe high-quality, original research. Topics of interest include the following aspects of computer vision and pattern recognition:

3D from a single image and shape-from-x

3D from multi-view and sensors

3D shape modeling and processing

Action and event understanding

Adversarial attack and defense

Biometrics

Computational imaging

Computer vision theory

Datasets and evaluation

Deep learning architectures

Document analysis and understanding

Efficient and scalable vision

Embodied vision: Active agents; simulation

Explainable AI for CV

Faces and gestures

Fairness, privacy, ethics, social-good, transparency, accountability in vision

First person (egocentric) vision

Geometric deep learning

Human-in-the-loop computer vision

Human pose/shape estimation

Image and video forensics

Image and video synthesis

Low-level and physics-based vision

Machine learning (other than deep learning)

Medical and biological vision; cell microscopy

Motion estimation, matching and tracking

Multimodal learning

Navigation and autonomous driving

Neural generative models

Object pose estimation and tracking

Optimization methods (other than deep learning)

Photogrammetry and remote sensing

Recognition: Categorization

Recognition: Detection

Recognition: Retrieval

Representation learning

Scene analysis and understanding

Segmentation, grouping and shape analysis

Self-, semi-, meta-, unsupervised learning

Transfer, low-shot, continual, long-tail learning

Video analysis and understanding

Vision and audio

Vision and graphics

Vision and language

Vision and robotics

Vision applications and systems

All submissions will be handled electronically. In addition to the main technical program, the conference will include Tutorials, Workshops, Demonstrations, and Exhibits. Submit proposals to the appropriate chair.