ICLR 2027 Rebuttal Radar tracks which review scores move during the rebuttal window
3scorciav · x · 2026-11-14
A rebuttal-period extension of the ICLR 2027 Scores tracker lets authors look up their paper by number or title and see how review scores have moved since the first snapshot.
Features include counts of papers whose scores went up or down, historical comparisons estimating how much more movement to expect before the rebuttal ends, score distribution shifts, per-score transition matrices, withdrawal rates by starting score, and a full ranking of active papers. Queries are processed locally and never sent anywhere.
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