Program Committee
The core organizational body for the review process of an academic conference, composed of area chairs and a large number of reviewers. It is responsible for review assignment, quality control, and final decisions.
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The program committee (PC) consists of area chairs (ACs) and a large number of reviewers; ACs are responsible for coordinating review assignments, quality control and final decisions in a particular subfield, while the program committee chairs are responsible for the overall process design.
The responsibilities of area chairs include assigning reviewers, monitoring review quality, moderating discussions, writing meta-review comments, and submitting acceptance recommendations to the program committee.
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The program committee (PC) consists of area chairs (ACs) and a large number of reviewers; ACs are responsible for coordinating review assignments, quality control and final decisions in a particular subfield, while the program committee chairs are responsible for the overall process design.
50%UnverifiedThe responsibilities of area chairs include assigning reviewers, monitoring review quality, moderating discussions, writing meta-review comments, and submitting acceptance recommendations to the program committee.
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