What is acceptance rate of a conference?

Natural Language Processing and Computational Linguistics

Conference	Long Paper	Short Paper
ACL’14	26.2\% (146/572)	26.1\% (139/551)
ACL’15	25.0\% (173/692)	22.4\% (145/648)
ACL’16	28.0\% (231/825)	21.0\% (97/463)
ACL’17	25.0\% (195/751)	18.9\% (107/567)

Can conference paper be rejected?

When submitting papers to a conference there are generally many papers that are submitted and get rejected. This is especially true for competitive conferences, where less than 1/4 of the papers get accepted, or sometimes even less than 1/10.

Is Isaac a good conference?

International Symposium on Algorithms and Computation (ISAAC) conference is ranked/rated A according to the CORE 2018 ranking.

Why are conference papers rejected?

If your paper has been rejected, it might have been because it focused too much on theoretical aspects. If you have empirical results, even if they are incomplete or preliminary, then you should include this information in your abstract for better chances of being accepted.

How do you deal with a conference rejection?

Some conferences may even have explicit rules against doing this. Instead of raising a fuss, accept the rejection quietly. If you really feel the need to respond to your reviewers, use the old trick of writing a detailed (and possibly angry) response and then discarding it without ever showing it to anyone else.

Is Icassp double blind?

Unless explicitly specified otherwise, the review process is not “double-blind”. The submitted manuscript should be in publish-ready format.

What are the most popular reasons editors usually reject your paper?

9 Common Reasons for Manuscript Rejection

• The manuscript fails the technical screening.
• The manuscript does not fall within the journal’s Aims and Scope.
• The research topic isn’t of great enough significance.
• The research is over-ambitious.
• A clear hypothesis hasn’t been established.
• The manuscript is incomplete.

Why abstract are not accepted?

Your abstract had too much theory and not enough results If you have empirical results, even if they are incomplete or preliminary, then you should include this information in your abstract for better chances of being accepted.

How often are conferences rejected?

Just by looking at the average acceptance rate of a normal conference—around 25-30\%—it is clear that for every accepted paper you have, expect to have 2-3 rejected ones. You also need to understand that even if rejections happen, acceptances happen too.

What is a key question for data mining and data science researchers?

A key question for data mining and data science researchers is to know what are the top journals and conferences in the field, since it is always best to publish in the most popular journals or conferences.

How accurate are Google and Microsoft Search rankings for data mining?

They are somewhat accurate but they may not always correspond to the actual reputation in the data mining field. The Google ranking is more focused on the data mining field, while the Microsoft ranking is perhaps too broad, and seems to have no restriction on time.

What is knowledge discovery and Data Mining (KDD)?

Different from machine learning, Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining (KDD) is considered to be more practical and more related with real-world applications. Some good examples include recommender systems, clustering, graph mining, anomaly detection, and ensemble learning.

What is the best way to rank conferences and journals?

Another automatically generated ranking is the Microsoft ranking of data mining conferences (http://academic.research.microsoft.com/RankList?entitytype=3&topdomainid=2&subdomainid=7&orderby=1). This ranking is based on the number of publications and citations. Contrarily to Google, Microsoft has separated rankings for conferences and journals.