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Editorial venue for ML Reproducibility Challenge Accepted papers

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Help needed to understand the whole process.

wi25hoy opened this issue · comments

Since i am lacking in basics, and this is my first ever paper. i would like someone to guide me through the process as written guidelines bit confusing to me. i am really looking forward to get your help in order to timely submission of camera ready version.

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Waqas Ahmed

Hi Waqas, can you let me know which part you are stuck? Are you able to create a folder using setup.sh and place your latex source files in openreview folder?

hi,

I will delete the pull request and submit new one.

so far i have done these steps:

  1. i have forked your repository and clone it to local machine.

  2. i run setup.sh and created ahmed2022re with journal and openreview folder

  3. i have placed my latex code in content.tex and all import lines in packages.tex

  4. next what i am thinking to do is create main.tex file and copy my bib file to journal/bibliography.bib file

  5. run build.sh then i would be able to have article.pdf file in my journal folder?

question1: do i need to edit my metadeta before build.sh or i can do after build.sh?

question2: once all the data has been put in to the folder locally, how can i transport it to my repository or it will happen automatically??

question 3: after transferring all the data, then i have to create a pull request?

  1. Yes, you should edit the metadata.yaml before running the build.sh script

  2. Once your build is working, add only your folder in git (git add ahmed2022re) and commit + push it to your fork.

  3. Yes, create a PR once you have commit + pushed your stuff in your fork.

Hope this helps!

Closing as communicated with authors separately.