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Category Archives: Academia
End of my term as associate editor for Array
I have been associate editor for the Array journal of Elsevier for 4 years. I have been happy to do this work but it is now the time for me to move on and focus on other things. What is … Continue reading
Computer Science Journals and Conferences with the most withdrawals in 2023
Today, we will look at Computer Science Journals and Conferences that have the largest number of retracted or withdrawn articles in 2023. A paper can be withdrawn for various reasons such as plagiarism, papers with fake results, conflict of interests, … Continue reading
How to deal with unethical reviewers? The good example of the EAAI journal
Today, I will talk about a problem that has been plaguing many academic journals in recent years. It is that several unethical reviewers are asking authors to cite several of their papers to boost their citation count. I previous wrote … Continue reading
Posted in Academia
Tagged academia, bad reviewer, cheating, citation, citation count, editor, journal, reviewer, unethical editor, unethical reviewer
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CSRankings: still a biased ranking
Today, I will write about a ranking called CSRankings, which is used by some people to rank computer science programs from different universities. That ranking has some interesting aspects such that its code and data is open to the public, … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, General
Tagged academia, computer science, computer science ranking, csrankings
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Is EasyChair still good?
Today, I will talk about EasyChair, one of the oldest conference management systems, used in academia, especially in computer science (founded in 2002). As many other researchers, I have been a user of EasyChair for over a decade, especially as … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Conference
Tagged conference management system, easychair, microsoft cmt, openconf
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ChatGPT, LLMs and homework
Today, I want to talk briefly about ChatGPT and similar large language models (LLMs) and how they are used by students in universities. From what I observe, I believe that many students are using LLMs in universities nowadays. Among this, … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Plagiarism
Tagged academia, chatgpt, llm, plagiarism, university
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When ChatGPT is used to write papers…
Today, I want to share with you something funny but also alarming. It is that some papers published in academic journals contains text indicating that parts were apparently written by LLMs. The first example is this paper “The three-dimensional porous … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Machine Learning
Tagged chatgpt, gpt, large language models, llm, text generation
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Your social network on DBLP as a graph
Today, I discovered an interesting function of DBLP which is to draw your social network as a graph (assuming that you have a DBLP page). To use that feature, it is simple. Open your DBLP webpage, and then click here … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Research
Tagged co-author, co-authorship, dblp, network, Research, researcher, social network
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Fake reviews…
Today, I would like to talk about something that happens sometimes in academic journals, which is fake reviews. While many reviewers spend time to write reviews that provide a fair evaluation of papers, some reviewers have a very unethical behavior … Continue reading
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