@berkustun
Berk Ustun
1 year
15K abstracts @NeurIPSConf means - 10K submissions (30% drop) - 30K reviews (3 per sub) - 5-10K reviewers (3 to 6 subs per reviewer) Do we really have this many reviewers in ML?
@kate_saenko_
Kate Saenko
1 year
15,225 abstracts submitted to @NeurIPSConf 2023 😲
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@srijankedia
Srijan Kumar
1 year
@berkustun @NeurIPSConf The entire reviewing process is going to be so random.
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@berkustun
Berk Ustun
1 year
@srijankedia @NeurIPSConf Right. Also hard to fix issues with missing reviews and mixed scores since reviewing takes place in July/Aug, right when ACs and Reviewers are off on summer vacation. PC Chairs have their hands full this year. It's terrifying.
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@ArtDeza
Arturo Deza
1 year
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@ShcChy
Shadab Choudhury
1 year
@berkustun @NeurIPSConf It's a scary number, but I feel the contrary – that ML might be the one of the very few fields that can genuinely handle that many submissions. There has to be more than 10k unique authors publishing in NeurIPS and similarly-levelled conferences over the last couple years, yes?
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@ravenben
Ben Zhao
1 year
@berkustun @NeurIPSConf lol the review process is *ALREADY* random… random number generators tend to scale quite well
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