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Another point here: in CS, there appears to be little to no difference between "conference paper" and "journal paper". That is _not_ always the case. In the b
by hprotagonist 8y ago
Another point here: in CS, there appears to be little to no difference between "conference paper" and "journal paper".
That is _not_ always the case. In the biosciences, "conference paper" means "an undergrad could do this half-asleep, and probably did; nobody actually cares much."
- seanmcdirmid 8y agoEven CS is diverse, but in my area journal papers are lower quality than conference ones.