ACCV (Asian Computer Vision Conference) is organized by the Asian Computer Vision Alliance (AFCV). The first session is held in 1993, once every two years. ACCV recommended artificial intelligence conference for CCF of China Computer Federation. The acceptance rate of papers is 20%~25%, second only to the three top conferences of computer vision. In recent years, the academic level and level have been further improved. Its purpose is to provide a platform for computer vision researchers and enterprises to develop and communicate technology. Generally speaking, ABC refers to the high-level conference journals recommended by CCF, that is,

As mentioned above, CCF is evaluated by authoritative people in the computer field, while SCI is divided according to journal impact factors. SCI has a wider scope and covers more disciplines, while CCF focuses on the computer field. It can be understood that the criteria for judging are different, but whether it is ABC class of SCI or CCF, the gold content is very high. In fact, CCF's rating standard is not completely scientific ~ if it is not C-level, it will definitely be worse than B-level ... This rating is also the result of many big players in the industry, and each big player's views and ideas cannot be absolutely the same. So there is no need to entangle ABC class too much.