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What r/MachineLearning is talking about this week

r/MachineLearning has 3,081,855 members and 6 posts in the last 24 hours, with about 1.7 comments an hour right now. From the Redlisten index, refreshed daily.

3,081,855members
6posts in the last 24 hours, newest 4 h ago
1.7comments an hour right now, newest 9 h ago
286points on the top thread this week

Words coming up in r/MachineLearning this week

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Top threads this week

  1. The most scathing reviewer 2 review I have ever read

    This is not my paper. Not my review either. Official Review of Submission21893 by Reviewer Xz8e Paper Summary: The paper tries to learn correlations among components of each latent state in a...

    286 points52 comments5 d ago
  2. ICLR 2027 Review Scores [N]
    128 points33 comments5 d ago
  3. ICLR 2027 Reviews Discussion [D]

    The ICLR 2027 reviews will be released soon. Share your results here, and keep a lookout on papercopilot to judge your odds. I also found paperScorer quite interesting for the same. Of course,...

    124 points755 comments7 d ago
  4. Try my dang hardest to come up with novel research ideas, but everything feels clunky [R]

    Im an incoming masters student in ML, a bit older than most (31). I’ve read 100s of papers over the last 7/8 years from the foundational papers in the field to niche papers that never got adopted...

    65 points33 comments5 d ago
  5. The Ultimate MoE Training Handbook: training Mixture-of-Experts models with Megatron-LM, setting by setting [P]

    Handbook: https://huggingface.co/spaces/huggingface/moe-blogpost Hello, I'm Nouamane, one of the authors. I'm at Hugging Face and also worked on the Ultra-Scale and Smol Training Playbooks, if...

    58 points7 comments6 d ago
  6. What is now considered a “reasonable” publication rate (papers/year) for a PhD student to be considered “productive”? [D]

    I would assume LLMs have bumped this number, or maybe not. Which is why I am asking. If there are PIs on here, how many papers before you let your students graduate? Is the number different now...

    57 points29 comments7 d ago
  7. What exactly is the relationship between ML academia and industry/big tech nowadays (2026)? [D]

    It was clear to me that around 2012 - 2018ish, academic research was kind of paving the way for many applications in industry, from deep nets for vision to RL algorithms. There was tremendous...

    52 points14 comments5 d ago
  8. Did we ever really get to the bottom of why BatchNorm works? [D]

    It's been a long time since I studied this. Just checking in on an old friend.

    50 points20 comments2 d ago
  9. Publication expectations for ML PhDs at top-10 US schools / top ML groups? [D]

    From what I’ve read on Reddit so far, I’m getting the impression that around 4 first-author papers at top ML conferences (NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, etc.) is a fairly standard expectation for graduating...

    44 points64 comments7 d ago
  10. ICLR 2027 Reviews are out [D]

    How did it go? I will start: 3/3/2

    40 points130 comments6 d ago

Newest posts

  1. I built an explorer of 2,100+ robotics papers covering 10 years of CoRL; with TLDRs, links to code, project pages, and research trends [P]
    1 points0 comments4 h ago
  2. Have people given up on ICLR reviews? [D]
    1 points0 comments5 h ago
  3. AI ‘slop’ is a social judgement [R]
    1 points0 comments7 h ago
  4. Every lab assignment in my course ended the same way: Export your notebook as PDF and upload it. Not self promotion this my first project i made [D]
    1 points0 comments8 h ago
  5. Can we talk about the ML research coming from China? [D]
    1 points0 comments14 h ago
  6. Seeking Research Collaborators and Funding: Investigating Biological Intelligence and Neural Computing [D]
    1 points0 comments17 h ago
  7. I have trained 15+ models on my own blood sugar & metabonet dataset [P]
    1 points0 comments1 d ago
  8. I benchmarked TimesFM 3.0, Chronos-2 and Toto 2.0 on market time series. None beat simple baseline. [P]
    7 points2 comments1 d ago
  9. Introducing Usul - an easier way to express your NN using maths? [P]
    0 points1 comment2 d ago
  10. Did we ever really get to the bottom of why BatchNorm works? [D]
    50 points20 comments2 d ago
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