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ICDM 2026

IEEE International Conference on Data Mining

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Paper submissionJun 6, 2026est.

From past proceedings

Papers in ICDM's main DBLP volume each year, not official acceptance counts.

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Papers in 2025

180

main DBLP volume

5-year change

-1%

vs 2020

Acceptance rate, 2021 (reported)

10%

98 of 990 submitted · source ↗

Authors per paper

4.5

3.9 in 2015

By an entirely new team

36%

of 2025 papers

Papers per year2001 to 2025
2001: 109 papers2002: 121 papers2003: 127 papers2004: 105 papers2005: 146 papers2006: 154 papers2007: 101 papers2008: 144 papers2009: 139 papers2010: 162 papers2011: 148 papers2012: 151 papers2013: 159 papers2014: 143 papers2015: 146 papers2016: 178 papers2017: 156 papers2018: 196 papers2019: 196 papers2020: 182 papers2021: 197 papers2022: 171 papers2023: 203 papers2024: 116 papers2025: 180 papers
Read the 2025 proceedingsProceedings ↗DBLP ↗

Top keywords, 2025

graphfederatedtime seriespredictionrecommendationcontrastiveforecastinghypergraphanomaly detectionlabeldisentangledexplanation

Most published at ICDM

  1. Philip S. Yu2001 to 202588
  2. Jiawei Han2001 to 202256
  3. Eamonn J. Keogh2001 to 202447
  4. Enhong Chen2010 to 202547
  5. Hui Xiong2003 to 202344

Who publishes here

2024 to 2025 · papers count once per institution on them

Academia 90%Industry 3%Government and other 6%

Institutions

  1. 1Chinese Academy of Sciences🇨🇳11
  2. 2Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence🇦🇪10
  3. 3Sun Yat-sen University🇨🇳9
  4. 4Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology🇰🇷8
  5. 5University of Science and Technology of China🇨🇳7
  6. 6Deakin University🇦🇺6
  7. 7Shenzhen University🇨🇳6
  8. 8Macquarie University🇦🇺6

Countries

  1. China119
  2. United States96
  3. Australia32
  4. South Korea16
  5. Hong Kong SAR China14
  6. United Kingdom13

Affiliations from OpenAlex for the papers DBLP lists. A paper with authors from three institutions counts for each of them; the split above is over the top institutions.