FAQ

This page consists of some frequently asked questions about MLRC 2026.

Is the submission double blind? Yes, the paper should be double blind, according to TMLR’s submission policies. You should include the code for review, either by adding anonymized codebase in the Supplementary Materials, or link to an Anonymous Github URL.

What is the format of the paper? Please consult TMLR’s author guidelines.

I need an extension to submit my paper. Our intent deadline is a soft date. You can still submit to TMLR after it. It is up to you to ensure we get your decisions in our system by the hard cutoff of September 30, 2026.

My paper hasn’t received any reviews on TMLR for some time. What should I do? It is up to you to follow up with TMLR Action Editors if your paper hasn’t received reviews in time. If your Action Editor is unresponsive, you should reach out to the TMLR Editors-In-Chief.

My paper has received reviews, but it hasn’t received any decisions at TMLR. Again, it is your responsibility to follow up with your TMLR Action Editor to get your decisions by the cutoff date. If your Action Editor is unresponsive, you should reach out to the TMLR Editors-In-Chief.

This is super exciting, how can I help? Thanks for your interest in MLRC! You can help out by spreading the news. We are looking for organizers and volunteers — if you would like to nominate someone you know or yourself, please contact us through this form.

I am from industry, can I participate? Yes, you are more than welcome to! Please consider sharing the word about MLRC with your peers too.