
Call for Artifact Badging
We invite authors of accepted papers in all tracks of the 31st SIGKDD Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining (KDD 2025) to apply for the “Artifacts Available” badge in the ACM Digital Library and on the conference website.
We would like to encourage sharing, discovery, and reuse of artifacts, such as datasets, ML models, software associated with the conference papers. At this stage, we welcome submissions only from accepted papers. The artifact submissions will undergo a light review and will be awarded with “Artifacts Available” badge in the ACM Digital Library.
If you would like to become an artifact badging reviewer at KDD 2025, or nominate someone else, please complete this form.
Important Dates
Submission deadline: please submit your artifacts at the same time as the camera-ready version of your paper.
- For August cycle accepted papers: January 19.
All submission deadlines are end-of-day in the Anywhere on Earth (AoE) time zone.
Scope
We welcome submissions of artifacts used or produced by accepted papers in both research and applied data science tracks of the main proceedings of KDD 2025.
Submission Guidelines
You can apply for the “Artifacts Available” badge if you release a new dataset, new code, or a similar artifact associated with your paper. Authors of accepted papers will receive a link to submit their artifacts.
Your artifact DOI must be included in your camera-ready version paper. To insert your DOI, please use the following LaTeX commands before the first section (i.e, Introduction) and after \maketitle of your document:
\maketitle
\newcommand\kddavailabilityurl{https://doi.org/xxxx}
\ifdefempty{\kddavailabilityurl}{}{
\begingroup\small\noindent\raggedright\textbf{KDD Availability Link:}\\
% please change the following context to include multiple artifacts if necessary.
The source code of this paper has been made publicly available at \url{\kddavailabilityurl}.
\endgroup
}
Additional requirements:
- You must host the artifact in a publicly available, archival repository for research artifacts
- The artifact must have unique dereferenceable identifiers, such as a Digital Object Identifier (DOI). Most archival research repositories provide DOIs (e.g., Zenodo, Kaggle, Figshare, DataDryad, etc.).
For GitHub-hosted artifacts please follow the approach presented here to obtain a persistent identifier for your repository: https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/archiving-a-github-repository/referencing-and-citing-content
Reviewing Process
A conference review committee of volunteers will verify that artifacts are indeed available in a publicly accessible archival repository at the link that you specify.
Artifact Badging Co-Chairs
Xupeng Miao (Purdue University)
Daniel Garijo (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid)
Contact : KDD25-artifact-badging-chairs@acm.org