Experiments with the ICML 2020 Peer-Review Process
Read OriginalThis article details a study conducted with ICML 2020, examining biases in the academic peer-review process. It summarizes three experiments on resubmission bias (finding reviewers score lower if aware of prior rejection), herding effects in reviewer discussions, and reviewer recruiting strategies, offering insights for improving conference fairness.
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