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by _delirium
3423 days ago
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In CS typically the poster track is peer-reviewed like the main track, just with different standards that are oriented towards allowing people to present preliminary work, minor experiments, etc. However it is still supposed to be interesting and competent work, and you can definitely get rejected even with a non-crackpot poster submission if it's one of the more competitive conferences. You usually have to submit a paper for peer review, but a short one, <4 pages. At some, it may also be a consolation prize for rejected full-track papers, where work that doesn't make the cut but is still interesting is offered a space at the conference if the authors are willing to submit a cut-down version as a poster paper. |
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