Brendan O’Connor • 2/20/2014

What the ACL-2014 review scores mean

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This article clarifies the scoring system (1-5) used for ACL 2014 conference paper reviews. It details the criteria for each score in categories like Appropriateness, Clarity, Originality, and Implementation/Soundness, providing insight into the academic peer review process for NLP research.

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