Tuesday, November 8th, 2005, 3:54 am
Tight Deadlines
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Appearance model of the brain, ±2.5 standards deviations shown
T is difficult to submit a reasonably decent paper to an international conference. It is also rather unfortunate when two papers need to be completed before strict submission deadlines that are only one day apart.
I am planning to submit a paper on image registration assessment to ISBI 2006 and another on appearance model evaluation to CVPR 2006. Both deadlines have been set to the beginning of next week. That possibly, if not probably, warrants scarce blog activity. Both conferences will take place in the States and I will wind up attending at least one of the conferences.
As the documents adhere to IEEE-styled templates, I have finally descended to the level of raw LATEX. I preferred to have avoided it for the past 4 years as I discovered the front-end LyX, which has its pros and cons. LATEX. feels like a step back nonetheless as failed attempts to compile a document are time-consuming. This is just one among the many deficiencies I could list.
