Would you let an ML PhD student graduate without a top-tier paper? [D]
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Suppose you’re a PhD advisor in machine learning.
Your student has been in the program for 4 years, has done solid work, and has a coherent thesis direction but they haven’t published in an A*ML venue or top journal. No NeurIPS/ICML/ICLR/CVPR/etc., and no equivalent top venue in their subfield either but 3 First author A level paper.
Would you still support them graduating if the thesis itself is solid?
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