Zhen Xie
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Should researchers disclose negative results even when they are not directly...
Paper Discussion
Research often produces tangential negative findings that do not fit the main narrative. Some authors omit these entirely, while others argue full transparency is important. How much tangential negative data should be disclosed in a manuscript?
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Disclose negative results that directly affect interpretation of your main claims.
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Tangential failed attempts can go to supplementary material rather than the main text.
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The gap between SOTA paper results and practical deployment
Reading top conference papers, model metrics keep climbing. But when moving these models toward real‑world inference, latency, cost and robustness often become show‑stoppers. Do you think conference evaluation frameworks should put more weight on deployment‑oriented metrics?
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This is such a real pain point. Many SOTA systems are not feasible outside well‑resourced lab environments.
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Some venues are starting to add efficiency tracks, but those papers get far less attention than pure accuracy‑focused submissions.
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