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ACML 2026 Journal Track Any update ?[D]
Submitting to ACM’s 2026 Journal Track can be a pivotal step in research dissemination. Many researchers, like /u/Jealous_Key_4030, are awaiting review decisions—the official release date was August 27th, and timely feedback is crucial. If you've received your review, please share your experience to help others. Delays can be frustrating, so reaching out to the program chairs is a proactive approach. For further insights into presenting machine learning work, consider "Good Machine Learning Posters," a related discussion exploring effective poster design.
NeurIPS 2026 Author Notifications Close to ICLR Deadline [D]
NeurIPS 2026 author notification deadlines—September 24th—are fast approaching, coinciding closely with the ICLR submission deadline. A common concern arises: are extended Area Chair and reviewer discussion phases typical? Many authors report frustration when rebuttals go unaddressed. Given this timing, researchers are strategically evaluating ICLR submissions as a contingency. As one example, our recent article, "Mathematical Experiments Are Becoming Abundant Through Human-Machine Teaming," explores related challenges in rigorous experimentation. Good luck navigating these crucial deadlines!
neurips 2026: ACs and reviewers have disappeared [D]
NeurIPS 2026 reviewers and Area Chairs have inexplicably vanished, leaving several submitters in a state of uncertainty. Early rebuttal submissions, made via the designated "Rebuttal" button before the official discussion period opened, appear to have triggered no notifications, a problem also experienced by reviewers. Despite attempts to utilize meta-comments, reminders, and direct PC contact, responses remain absent with only one day left in the review cycle. This situation, impacting potential oral and spotlight candidates, highlights a systemic issue.
Institution Prestige VS Research Alignment When Choosing University For Masters [D]
When pursuing a master's in ML/DL with a research-focused trajectory toward a PhD, prioritizing research alignment over institutional prestige is crucial. While a university’s ranking holds some weight, the strength of its research groups and the opportunity to collaborate directly with leading professors and labs are far more impactful.
ACL ARR (May 2026)- Updating Reviewer Score post 17 July AoE Deadline? [D]
Following the ACL ARR (May 2026) cycle, authors are understandably seeking clarity regarding reviewer score updates post the July 17th AoE deadline. A community discussion highlights concerns about reviewer engagement during rebuttal phases, prompting questions about the continued ability to modify ratings and participate in meta-reviewer discussions. If you volunteered as a reviewer and are unsure of your options, explore the system’s current functionality.