Hi everyone! The competition's over, and we would like to thank everyone for participating. It's nice to see participation grow despite making the problem more and more difficult every year. :)
\nAs in previous editions, we'll invite a few participants to the challenge to give a short talk at the Image Matching Workshop, which we hold every year at CVPR, the top computer vision conference. We feature invited talks, peer-reviewed workshop papers, and selected talks from challenge participants. The workshop will take place on June 11.
\nIf you'd like to be considered, please share a short write-up about your method by creating a new topic on this discussion board before the end of the week. You can see many examples from last year's competition here. If you're not able to make it public yet, you can also send us an email at image-matching@googlegroups.com instead. We will select a few methods that catch our eye (by for instance solving problems in novel ways): not necessarily the top-scoring submissions.
\nPlease note that this is completely optional, and has no relation with prize elegibility, which will be determined once the leaderboards have been finalized.
\nCheers,
\n-- The organizer
Hi everyone! The competition's over, and we would like to thank everyone for participating. It's nice to see participation grow despite making the problem more and more difficult every year. :)
\nAs in previous editions, we'll invite a few participants to the challenge to give a short talk at the Image Matching Workshop, which we hold every year at CVPR, the top computer vision conference. We feature invited talks, peer-reviewed workshop papers, and selected talks from challenge participants. The workshop will take place on June 11.
\nIf you'd like to be considered, please share a short write-up about your method by creating a new topic on this discussion board before the end of the week. You can see many examples from last year's competition here. If you're not able to make it public yet, you can also send us an email at image-matching@googlegroups.com instead. We will select a few methods that catch our eye (by for instance solving problems in novel ways): not necessarily the top-scoring submissions.
\nPlease note that this is completely optional, and has no relation with prize elegibility, which will be determined once the leaderboards have been finalized.
\nCheers,
\n-- The organizer
Thanks a lot to the organizers for hosting such an interesting and exciting competition.
\nI just wanted to confirm whether it's fine to share the write-up by Sunday, 8th June?
Yes, it is fine. The sooner the better though
", "rawMarkdown": "Yes, it is fine. The sooner the better though", "votes": null } ], "comments": [ { "id": 3219269, "author_name": "sayanp", "author_url": "", "post_date": "06/07/2025 11:53:25", "content": "Thanks a lot to the organizers for hosting such an interesting and exciting competition.
\nI just wanted to confirm whether it's fine to share the write-up by Sunday, 8th June?
Yes, it is fine. The sooner the better though
", "votes": null, "replies": [] } ] } ], "raw_markdown_by_id": { "3216130": "Hi everyone! The competition's over, and we would like to thank everyone for participating. It's nice to see participation grow despite making the problem more and more difficult every year. :)\n\nAs in previous editions, we'll invite a few participants to the challenge to give a short talk at the [Image Matching Workshop](https://image-matching-workshop.github.io/), which we hold every year at [CVPR](https://cvpr.thecvf.com/), the [top computer vision conference](https://scholar.google.com/citations?view_op=top_venues&hl=en&vq=eng_computervisionpatternrecognition). We feature invited talks, peer-reviewed workshop papers, and selected talks from challenge participants. The workshop will take place on June 11.\n\nIf you'd like to be considered, please share a short write-up about your method by creating a new topic on this discussion board **before the end of the week**. You can see many examples from last year's competition [here](https://www.kaggle.com/competitions/image-matching-challenge-2024/discussion?sort=recent-comments). If you're not able to make it public yet, you can also send us an email at image-matching@googlegroups.com instead. We will select a few methods that catch our eye (by for instance solving problems in novel ways): not necessarily the top-scoring submissions.\n\nPlease note that this is **completely optional**, and has no relation with prize elegibility, which will be determined once the leaderboards have been finalized.\n\nCheers,\n-- The organizer", "3219269": "Thanks a lot to the organizers for hosting such an interesting and exciting competition. \nI just wanted to confirm whether it's fine to share the write-up by Sunday, 8th June?", "3219849": "Yes, it is fine. The sooner the better though" }, "source": "meta" }