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I have on my desk a 2017 best paper award, for a paper printed in 2016, submitted 2015, being an extended version of a 2013 paper for a problem we solved in 201

• MrEldritch 7y ago
  This is a large part of why (at least in the deep learning field, which I'm more familiar with) scientific publishing takes place more or less exclusively through ArXiv, because the field has been moving fast enough that while peer-reviewed papers are also published, by the time they come out they're long obsolete. (Largely forgoing peer review as a scientific field is, however, not without problems. To say the least.)
  • sjvdwalt 7y ago
    https://arxiv.org/abs/1907.10121 https://arxiv.org/abs/1907.10121 It took us a long time (too long!) to construct that manuscript. Like SciPy itself, it was written primarily in the spare time of contributors with full time jobs. Glad to see it out there, though!