Proposal: empirically test author-capped paper rules on ICLR review data
y_m_asano · x · 2026-09-22
Suggests building a website to empirically test rules like 'x papers per author' or 'co-authorship counts as 1/k' using open ICLR review data, so the debate can be grounded in evidence.
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