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Use when explaining or planning around AISTATS peer review, OpenReview review release, author-reviewer discussion, reviewer volunteer expectations, reviewer confidentiality, decision criteria, meta-review dynamics, the statistician-heavy reviewer pool, and PMLR proceedings outcomes.

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AISTATS Review Process

Use this to reason about review-stage strategy. Reopen the current CFP, OpenReview group, author instructions, reviewer instructions if posted, and code of conduct before making process claims.

Process model

  • AISTATS uses OpenReview for submission and review workflow in recent cycles.
  • Reviewers evaluate technical correctness, statistical and machine-learning contribution, empirical support, clarity, reproducibility, and relevance to artificial intelligence and statistics.
  • Author discussion is limited. AISTATS 2026 used a discussion period after initial reviews, with text-only author-reviewer discussion and no links.
  • Reviewer and author obligations include confidentiality, appropriate conflicts, professional conduct, and respect for anonymity.
  • The most useful response is a decision-focused clarification that gives the area chair or meta-reviewer a clean rationale for acceptance or rejection.
  • Accepted papers are published in PMLR, so final metadata and camera-ready compliance matter as much as the initial acceptance.

Who reviews here

  • The pool mixes ML researchers with statisticians and statistical learning theorists; expect at least one reviewer to read proofs and assumption sets line by line.
  • Because AISTATS is smaller and more specialized than NeurIPS or ICML, topical matches are closer, so vague proof sketches get caught rather than skimmed past.
  • Borderline theory-plus-experiments papers usually fall on one of three edges: an assumption the experiments do not satisfy, a missing classical-statistics baseline, or a rate claim never checked empirically.

Scoring leverage table

Review dimensionWhat raises itWhat sinks it
CorrectnessComplete assumption statements with a main-text proof sketchHidden conditions; constants swept into O-notation when they matter
SignificanceA guarantee the ML literature lacked, or a practical method statistics lackedIncremental rate gain with no conceptual or practical payoff
Empirical supportExperiments engineered to probe the theoryBenchmarks disconnected from the theorem regimes
ClarityNumbered assumptions and a single notation sourceNotation collisions between sections

Stage-by-stage realism

  • Initial reviews: triage by what the meta-reviewer would weigh, not by reviewer tone.
  • Discussion: windows are short; an early, precise reply is worth more than a late comprehensive one.
  • Decision: the meta-review synthesizes; one unanswered correctness objection outweighs several resolved clarity complaints.
  • Reviewer-volunteer expectations for submitting authors have appeared in recent cycles; confirm the current CFP rather than assuming either way.

Output format

[Current stage] submitted / reviews / discussion / decision / camera-ready
[Decision actors] <reviewers/meta-reviewer/chairs>
[Likely leverage] <correctness/statistics/experiments/clarity/reproducibility>
[Forbidden moves] <identity leak / external links if forbidden / new unsupported results>
[Next response move] <one action>

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