Using compute to verify paper results [D]

I’m not a reviewer yet, but I likely will be by next year. As a reviewer, how do you decide to allocate compute to verify paper results? (and is the code in the papers you’re reviewing usually easy to run?)

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2026-10-29 02:01 · r/MachineLearning
Using compute to verify paper results [D]

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