Asking Authors About Their Own Papers
An Editor-in-Chief invited the authors of ten submissions headed for desk rejection to discuss their papers; most could not answer basic or technical questions about their own work.
With submissions to TMLR growing rapidly, the journal is introducing annual per-author submission quotas.
An Editor-in-Chief invited the authors of ten submissions headed for desk rejection to discuss their papers; most could not answer basic or technical questions about their own work.
TMLR is updating its acceptance criteria to put more emphasis on the clarity of writing.
TMLR is starting an experimental deployment in which every submission receives one AI-generated review, restricted to assessing soundness, alongside the usual human reviews.
The 2025 TMLR Outstanding Certification is awarded to “Mantis: Interleaved Multi-Image Instruction Tuning”.
Introducing TMLR Beyond PDF, a new HTML-based submission format that supports interactive figures and videos alongside the usual LaTeX and images.
Selected TMLR papers are now eligible for presentation at NeurIPS, ICML, and ICLR through the new Journal-to-Conference Track.
The 2024 TMLR Outstanding Paper Committee announces the recipients of the 2024 Outstanding Certification.
“A Generalist Agent” receives the first TMLR Outstanding Certification.