ConceptDouble-blind review / 双盲制度
Double-Blind Peer Review
An academic peer-review mechanism in which reviewers are unaware of author identities and authors are unaware of reviewer identities. The process is designed to reduce identity-based biases such as institutional prestige effects and established-scholar favoritism. It is adopted by leading venues including ICLR, NeurIPS, and ICML.
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Sep 25
Top venues such as NeurIPS typically use double-blind review, where reviewers assign scores without knowing the authors' identities.
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