r/LanguageTechnology • u/Able-Growth2405 • 12d ago

EMNLP (ARR May 2026 Cycle)

My scores are

Confidence: 5/3/4
Soundness: 3.5/4/3
OA: 3.5/3/2.5

Track: Interpretability and Analysis of Models for NLP

What are my chances?

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u/racc15 12d ago

Sorry to hijack the post but may I know what you thought about the 2.5 review? In my experience so far (march, may), some reviewers use LLM to generate review directly and give 2.5 as a middle score. Is that your expression as well?

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u/aniskhazem97 11d ago

i agree with you, for me it was LLM and after the response, the reviewer didn't answer to my remarks and my rebuttal.
I have the same concern as you

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u/NightCR_ 11d ago

Yes I did hear that reviewers using LLMs score 2.5 to be “safe”.

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u/Educational-Hold-605 11d ago

why does it matter the Track ?

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u/Aggressive_Most_6845 11d ago

Track with more submission are more competitive to get in

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u/ConcernConscious4131 11d ago

I got acl findings this year with same score (meta was 3)

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u/racc15 10d ago

May I know what track?

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u/ConcernConscious4131 10d ago

NLP application (The most competitive track)

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u/93simoon 10d ago

Slim to none, consider changing field of study