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Submission Guidelines

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Code Submission Terms and Conditions

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Participants are to adhere to the following terms and conditions. Failure to do so will result in disqualification from the Challenge.

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  • Participants can utilize one or more modalities provided in the dataset for the task.
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Paper Submission

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Challenge Details

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Participants are required to register their interest to participate in the Challenge.

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The Grand Challenge is open to individuals from institutions of higher education, research institutes, enterprises, or other organizations.

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Submission Guidelines

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Code Submission Terms and Conditions

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Submission Guidelines

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Registration opens and Challenge starts

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Deadline for Challenge submission and submit your codes here

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Deadline for submitting invited papers

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Notification of paper acceptance

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Deadline for camera-ready submission of accepted paper