I'm excited to share my job market paper (for the 2025-26 market)!
It introduces a new extension of RDD where outcomes are entire distributions: Regression Discontinuity Design with Distributions (R3D).
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A few updates landed on @CoarseDotInk -- support for the latest models and some bug fixes / new features. Thanks to the contributors on GitHub!
More things coming soon!
I'm excited to share my job market paper (for the 2025-26 market)!
It introduces a new extension of RDD where outcomes are entire distributions: Regression Discontinuity Design with Distributions (R3D).
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Big update on @CoarseDotInk: you can now run reviews at ~zero marginal cost through your AI subscriptions!
Just drop your paper into https://t.co/5m1Srky4H8, click "Review with my subscription" and follow the instructions
See https://t.co/ryn463RPeN --> "Use my subscription"
@_joaodias@CoarseDotInk Glad you like it and find it useful! Resuming the review is currently not implemented but seems worthwhile to do, I've added a GitHub issue for future versions. For now I'd recommend setting the reasoning effort lower or using the online version with an API key (pricier)
@fatihkansoy@CoarseDotInk is not for profit, costs typically less than 2$, and can be run at zero marginal cost on your local subscription though :)
Good prompting can get you a good chunk of the way but doesn't make up for a good harness on top
Post-script:
Since this allowed me to run more reviews without breaking the bank, I've updated the comparison table on https://t.co/f7BXRigD93 with @ChatGPTapp-5.4 results.
@CoarseDotInk outperforms @RefineDotInk, @reviewer3com, and Stanford Agentic Reviewer across the board!
I believe this is a big step towards making not-for-profit, open-source AI reviews cheap and available to as many academics as possible. @ChicagoHAI@ChenhaoTan
This is a first release, so please submit any issues here:
https://t.co/wS3xubwsBl