@nlpnoah: Leaderboards are the dominant frame for presenting research findings. That frame by its very nature puts the winner at the top, and un-focuses all of this:
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Coincidentally (or ironically), automated text scoring systems for education were the exact subject of the case study in our recent #acl2021nlp paper @MOEsg 🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
https://t.co/pZ8Q7tkKIW
What does one do in the last working week of the year? Write a roundup of all the #RulesAsCode stuff that happened in 2020, of course! There’s a lot! Good, bad and wide-eyed hopes for 2021.
https://t.co/M5Fxzi7suj
Question for academic computational law twitter: a funding source wants to know the names of "the top 10% journals in our field", where we are to vie for publication. But many of the papers I've appreciated most are from conference proceedings e.g. LNCS, ICAIL, JURIX. Any advice?
User research help!
I am trying to organize bank terms in a user-friendlier manner. Pls take part in TWO short exercises at the links below, each should take you less than 10 minutes.
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