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As a research mathematician with a keen interest in theoretical computer science, I find myself at a crossroads between mathematics and machine learning publishing venues. My recent paper, which I believe has significant relevance for machine learning researchers, spans 60 pages and I prefer journal submissions over conference engagements. I'm seeking recommendations for reputable machine learning or computer science journals that could serve as suitable platforms.

I am a research mathematician that has recently written a (in my opinion) pretty neat paper in theoretical computer science that is probably of more interest to machine learning researchers than to fellow mathematicians. I'm therefore seeking to place it in machine learning venues. It's rather long (60 pages) and I have no particular desire to engage with conference culture, so therefore I'm thinking a journal rather than a conference.

What are the good journals in ML or CS generally?

What I am really looking for is direct comparisons with math journals. I don't really expect people to know this - for example, what is the ML equivalent of Transactions of the AMS?

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