Researcher Receives Publication on Conformal Prediction REJECTED in International Journal of Forecasting
| Source: Mastodon | Original article
A paper on conformal prediction was rejected by the International Journal of Forecasting. The rejection came despite substantial evidence from numerous time series.
A paper on conformal prediction has been rejected by the International Journal of Forecasting, despite presenting evidence from 30,000 time series. This unexpected decision has raised questions about the journal's review process. The paper's author had previously shared their findings, including an additional 1311 time series from the Tourism competition, on their blog and LinkedIn.
The rejection of this paper matters because conformal prediction is a significant area of research in the field of forecasting, with potential applications in various industries. The fact that a paper with substantial evidence was rejected by a prominent journal may indicate a lack of understanding or appreciation for this topic.
As the academic community continues to grapple with the implications of this rejection, it will be interesting to watch how the journal responds to criticism and whether the paper's author will resubmit their work to another publication. This incident may also spark a broader discussion about the peer-review process and its potential biases.
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