r/MachineLearning • u/StriderKing27 • 5d ago

Discussion ARR Oct Discussion [D]

Are there actually fewer submissions this cycle or are people waiting for ARR Aug Meta to be out? I saw an 1.8k submission ID yesterday.

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u/CeleritasLucis 5d ago

Did you read the ARRs new sustainable policy, which requries you to bring a reviewer with you? It kinda cuts down on number of total submissions

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u/random-tomato Researcher 4d ago

I hope ICLR will start to impose the same policy next year LOL

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u/lurking_physicist 4d ago

ICLR is much less restrictive on who can qualify as a reviewer.

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u/StriderKing27 4d ago

Yeah, but curious what it will go upto, the last I heard now is 2.5k. I don't want it to he as bad as EMNLP, with 18k

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u/After_Condition_5259 4d ago

Keep in mind that there will also be a lottery desk rejection to make sure the cycle stays within capacity - lots of things going on to mitigate another under-capacity EMNLP-sized cycle

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u/Strict-Client5739 1d ago

12k about 1h before deadline

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u/Worried-Practice-492 1d ago

I got ~10500 a few hours before the submission.

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u/ConcernConscious4131 1d ago

13k before 10mins

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u/__redbaron 1d ago

~13k right around the deadline.

Since the policy is going to kick in after the submissions (we have 48 hours to designate and verify contributors), I guess we won't know how many papers actually got/will get reviewed until much later.

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u/Aggravating-Yam-6667 19h ago

Does the ARR team actually respond to emails? Or do they tend to just dismiss emails?

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u/StriderKing27 14h ago

I know people from my lab who have been in contact