First-ever ECCV in 1990 complained about too many submissions — only ~200 papers
CSProfKGD · x · 2026-10-10
- Reports from the first-ever ECCV in 1990 show organizers complaining about pressure from too many submissions — roughly 200 in total.
- The quoting post adds context: back then PhD students weren't expected to publish 5+ papers a year, and a well-known researcher only finished his PhD in 1992. A striking contrast with today's AI conference scale.
Related event: First ECCV in 1990 Recalled: 40 Attendees, 63 Papers(2 posts)→
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