Where to submit stat/prob ML [D]
Summary
A researcher in statistical and probabilistic ML discusses the overwhelming presence of LLM-based works in top conferences like ICLR and NeurIPS, and explores alternative venues such as AISTATS and UAI for publishing such research.
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