Conference Overview

The International Conference on Machine Learning and Autonomous Agents (ICMLAA 2027) will be held in Tokyo, Japan from July 23-25, 2027, themed on From Foundation Models to Autonomous Agents: Learning, Reasoning and Execution. Benefiting from the continuous innovation of core machine learning theories and algorithms, foundation models have greatly boosted the development of autonomous agent technology. Centered on core machine learning methodologies including representation learning, sequential decision learning and reasoning optimization, the conference focuses on how cutting-edge machine learning approaches empower the design, training and practical execution of various autonomous agents, tracking latest research progress and future trends in this interdisciplinary field.

This conference will gather top scholars, senior engineers, industry leaders and young students from more than 30 countries and regions. Through keynote speeches, special invited reports, oral paper presentations, poster sessions and industrial round‑table forums, participants will share the latest academic achievements, algorithm innovations and engineering practices covering core machine learning directions: reinforcement learning for agent decision, transfer & fine-tuning machine learning of foundation models, multi-agent collaborative machine learning algorithms, small/zero-shot machine learning for embodied agents, world modeling based on statistical machine learning, lightweight machine learning for edge agent deployment, robust and trustworthy machine learning for agent safety, together with practical implementation of machine-learning-powered industrial autonomous robots and digital human agents, to deepen industry‑university‑research cooperation and accelerate the transformation of academic achievements into practical industrial applications of machine learning-driven autonomous intelligence.

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International Conference on Machine Learning and Autonomous Agents (ICMLAA 2027)
From Foundation Models to Autonomous Agents: Learning, Reasoning and Execution

  • Pre-training mechanisms and unsupervised learning of foundation models
  • Supervised fine-tuning and parameter-efficient tuning (PEFT)
  • Large model alignment, constraint learning and value optimization
  • Model distillation, pruning and sparse learning for foundation models
  • Transfer learning and domain adaptation of pre-trained models
  • Continual learning and incremental optimization for large models
  • Hyperparameter optimization and model generalization enhancement
  • Efficient training algorithms for low-resource foundation models
  • LLM-based agent architecture design and iterative upgrading
  • Autonomous tool calling and multi-function invocation learning
  • Agent memory mechanism, experience accumulation and retrieval learning
  • Task decomposition, automatic planning and autonomous execution
  • Long-horizon autonomous decision learning for intelligent agents
  • Dynamic goal adjustment and self-correction learning of agents
  • Generative agent behavior simulation and autonomous iteration
  • General-purpose agent construction based on foundation models
  • Multi-agent cooperative learning and group decision optimization
  • Multi-agent game learning, adversarial and collaborative equilibrium
  • Heterogeneous multi-agent fusion learning and task allocation
  • Decentralized and distributed multi-agent learning algorithms
  • Communication-aware multi-agent interactive learning
  • Scalable learning for large-scale multi-agent systems
  • Multi-agent meta-learning and fast adaptive collaboration
  • Conflict detection and coordination learning of multi-agents
  • Deep reinforcement learning for sequential autonomous decision-making
  • Model-based and model-free reinforcement learning optimization
  • Hierarchical reinforcement learning for complex task execution
  • Exploration-exploitation balance learning in autonomous systems
  • Reward function design and self-rewarding learning
  • Policy gradient optimization and robust policy learning
  • Imitation learning and inverse reinforcement learning for agents
  • Real-time reinforcement learning for dynamic autonomous scenarios
  • Embodied perception learning and environment sensing modeling
  • Robot motion control learning and autonomous manipulation
  • Vision-based embodied intelligent decision and interaction learning
  • Mobile robot autonomous navigation and path planning learning
  • Manipulator operation learning and precise autonomous control
  • Dynamic environment adaptive embodied learning
  • Human-robot interaction learning and collaborative operation
  • Embodied agent generalization learning in open environments
  • Few-shot learning for intelligent agent task adaptation
  • Zero-shot generalization learning of autonomous agents
  • Meta-learning and fast adaptive learning for new agent tasks
  • Data-efficient learning for low-resource agent scenarios
  • Cross-domain transfer learning for heterogeneous agent tasks
  • Weakly supervised learning for agent decision optimization
  • Semi-supervised learning for autonomous system iteration
  • Generalizable feature learning for unseen agent tasks
  • Neural world model construction and environment simulation learning
  • Future state prediction learning for dynamic environments
  • Physical consistency learning of simulated world models
  • Real-world environment reconstruction and predictive modeling
  • World model guided agent planning and decision learning
  • Temporal sequence learning and dynamic trend prediction
  • Multi-scale environment modeling and scenario reasoning learning
  • Simulation-to-real transfer learning for world model deployment
  • Cross-modal fusion learning of vision, text and sensor data
  • Multimodal feature alignment and unified representation learning
  • Multimodal prompt learning for autonomous agent understanding
  • Audio-visual fusion learning for environmental perception agents
  • Multimodal intent recognition and interactive learning
  • Cross-modal retrieval and matching learning for agent tasks
  • Multimodal generation learning for agent behavior output
  • Robust multimodal learning under noisy environment
  • Model lightweight compression and low-latency learning
  • Edge-side adaptive inference and incremental learning
  • Terminal autonomous learning with limited computing resources
  • Edge-cloud collaborative machine learning for agents
  • Low-power learning algorithms for embedded intelligent agents
  • Model quantization and binarization optimization learning
  • Real-time learning iteration for edge deployment scenarios
  • Resource-aware dynamic learning scheduling for agents
  • Robust learning against adversarial attacks on agent systems
  • Explainable machine learning for agent decision interpretability
  • Causal learning and causal reasoning for reliable agents
  • Privacy-preserving learning and federated learning for agents
  • Uncertainty estimation and risk-aware learning
  • Fault tolerance learning and abnormal behavior detection
  • Safety constraint learning for autonomous agent execution
  • Ethical and normative learning for intelligent agent behavior
  • Logical reasoning learning and deductive reasoning optimization
  • Inductive and abductive reasoning for complex agent tasks
  • Chain-of-thought learning and step-by-step reasoning iteration
  • Autonomous task planning and hierarchical logic learning
  • Knowledge graph enhanced agent reasoning learning
  • Long-term logical consistency learning for agent decisions
  • Reasoning error correction and self-verification learning
  • Cross-task reasoning generalization and migration learning
  • Machine learning for industrial autonomous robot control
  • Intelligent manufacturing agent learning and autonomous scheduling
  • Autonomous detection and fault diagnosis learning for industry
  • Smart logistics and warehouse autonomous agent applications
  • Industrial digital twin agent learning and interactive iteration
  • Autonomous inspection agent learning for industrial equipment
  • Smart city and traffic autonomous decision agent systems
  • Practical optimization and engineering deployment of industrial ML agents

Conference Proceedings

Submissions will be peer-reviewed by technical committee members. Accepted papers after proper registration and presentation will be published in the ICMLAA 2027 Conference Proceedings, which will be indexed by Ei Compendex and Scopus.

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Special Sessions

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LLM-Driven Embodied Intelligent Agent & Robot Learning

Large Model Empowered Embodied Intelligence and Robotic Learning

  • • Large model empowered robot perception and motion decision
  • • Embodied agent sim-to-real transfer learning under complex environment
  • • Multimodal instruction-driven autonomous robotic manipulation
  • • Open-world generalization learning for physical intelligent agents
  • • Lightweight embodied model deployment on edge robot terminals
  • • Human-robot natural interactive learning based on foundation model
  • • World model construction for robotic long-horizon planning
  • • Industrial robot intelligent fault prediction with agent learning

Trustworthy Foundation Model & Secure Autonomous Multi-Agent System

Reliable Base Model and Secure Multi-Agent Collaborative System

  • • Hallucination suppression and factual optimization of large foundation models
  • • Adversarial defense and robustness optimization for multi-agent cooperation
  • • Federated learning privacy protection for distributed intelligent agent clusters
  • • Causal inference enhanced reliable decision of autonomous agents
  • • Safety constraint alignment for LLM-based autonomous agents
  • • Interpretability research of multi-agent collaborative decision process
  • • Data security and copyright protection in model fine-tuning
  • • Risk early warning mechanism for open-ended agent autonomous execution

Important Dates

November 20th, 2026

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Submission Deadline

December 20th, 2026

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Notification Deadline

January 20th, 2027

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Conference Information

JOIN AS A PRESENTER

If you are interested in submitting a presentation proposal to ICMLAA 2027, you may choose to attend the conference as a Presenter. It's the best opportunity to share your novel ideas and best practices with a global audience.

We accept three types of presentations:

  • Oral Presentations: 15 mins + 3 mins Q&A
  • Poster Presentations: A1 size, 2 mins lightning talk
  • Invited Talks: 30 mins + 5 mins Q&A

Please submit an abstract before registration. For inquiries, contact us at: contact_icmlla@yeah.net

CONFERENCE PROGRAM

July 23, 2027 | Friday

  • 09:00-17:00 Check-in & Materials
  • 09:00-12:00 Pre-conference Tutorials
  • 17:30-19:30 Welcome Reception

July 24, 2027 | Saturday

  • 08:30-09:00 Opening Ceremony
  • 09:00-12:30 Keynotes & Invited Talks
  • 14:00-17:30 Parallel Sessions
  • 17:30-19:00 Poster Session
  • 19:00-21:00 Award Ceremony

July 25, 2027 | Sunday

  • 09:00-12:30 Special Sessions & Roundtable
  • 14:00-16:30 Technical Excursion
  • 16:30-17:00 Closing Ceremony

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POSTER PRESENTATION

The conference poster must be designed in A1 size (841mm × 594mm) (portrait orientation) to meet the display requirements.

A1 Poster Size: 841mm × 594mm

A1: 841mm × 594mm (Portrait)

Key Dates:

  • • Setup: July 24, 14:00-17:00
  • • Presentation: July 24, 17:30-19:00
  • • Removal: July 24, after 19:00

Outstanding posters will receive the "Best Poster Award" with certificates and prizes.

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🏆 Awards

Following a strict and professional double-blind peer review process, ICMLAA 2027 will present several prestigious awards to recognize outstanding research contributions.

  • • Best Paper Award
  • • Best Student Paper Award
  • • Best Poster Award
  • • Outstanding Reviewer Award
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👥 Join the Committee

We warmly welcome senior scholars and researchers in the field of Machine Learning and Autonomous Agents to join the ICMLAA 2027 Technical Program Committee.

  • • Become a member of the international TPC
  • • Free registration for the conference
  • • Priority consideration for journal special issues
  • • Network with leading experts in the field
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Please send your CV to: contact_icmlaa@yeah.net