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The Applied Machine Learning Days (abbreviated as AMLD) is a yearly applied machine learning conference held at EPFL[1]. The conference is a parallel-track meeting that includes invited talks as well as workshops and posters. It was first held in 2017 and is now the largest yearly academic conference at EPFL.