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Counterfactual Evaluation of Peer-Review Assignment Policies

NeurIPS 2023 · Reinforcement learning › Policy gradient and actor-critic · approach: Tree search and policy optimization · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Increase text-similarity weight from the bid-focused range to 0.75–0.9TPDP assignment policy · TPDPreviewer-reported expertiseHelped
Increase text-similarity weight to 0.9–1TPDP assignment policy · TPDPreviewer-reported expertiseMixed
Use randomized rather than deterministic assignmentTPDP assignment policy · TPDPreviewer-reported expertiseNo clear effect
Set text-similarity weight to 0.5 or lower rather than the on-policy valueAAAI assignment policy · AAAIreviewer-reported expertiseHurt
Increase positive-bid weight to at least the on-policy valueAAAI assignment policy · AAAIreviewer-reported expertiseHelped
Increase q to 0.6 or higher, reducing assignment randomnessAAAI assignment policy · AAAIreviewer-reported expertiseHelped
Optimize assignment to minimize rather than maximize total similarityTPDP and AAAI assignment policies · TPDP and AAAIreviewer-reported expertiseHurt
Use monotonicity or Lipschitz constraints to bound unobserved review outcomesOff-policy evaluation · TPDP and AAAIbound informativenessHelped

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