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At least in my end of the world (math), typically the paper is sent for review and posted to arxiv at the same time; the paper should already pretty much meet t
by sdenton4 8y ago
At least in my end of the world (math), typically the paper is sent for review and posted to arxiv at the same time; the paper should already pretty much meet the quality bar for publication.
The ML community I think suffers from some (shall we say) poor sportsmanship, with people occasionally posting rather half-baked papers to establish priority on an idea, before it's even been fully fleshed out or explored. This paper feels like that, on both the 'science' and 'bothering to use reasonable LaTeX' fronts.
- mindcrime 8y agoAt least in my end of the world (math), typically the paper is sent for review and posted to arxiv at the same time; the paper should already pretty much meet the quality bar for publication. Ah, interesting. At first blush that seems like that kinda defeats the purpose of releasing a pre-print, but I can kinda see why someone might do it that way.