Considering NeurIPS submission [D]
Hey there, little scientist! 🤖🔬
Imagine you made a super cool new toy car that can drive itself! 🚗💨 You even have a secret map that proves it will always get to its destination. That's like the "math proof" part!
You showed it to your mommy, and she said, "Wow, that's amazing!" That's like the "real world use" part.
But you only have two toy cars to show. And when you try to play with other toy cars on a pretend road, they don't show how special your car is. That's like the "couple examples" and "no existing benchmarks" part.
Now, you're wondering if you should show your super cool car to a big toy show (that's NeurIPS!) or wait until you have many, many more cars to show off. 🤔 It's a tricky choice!
Wondering if it worth submitting paper I’m working on to NeurIPS. I have formal mathematical proof for convergence of a novel agentic system plus a compelling application to a real world use case. The problem is I just have a couple examples. I’ve tried working with synthetic data and benchmarks but no existing benchmarks captures the complexity of the real world data for any interesting results. Is it worth submitting or should I hold on to it until I can build up more data? submitted by /u/Clean-Baseball3748 [link] [comments]
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