[R] Will a small error be determining in the final decision for my paper?

About a week ago, I submitted my first paper into one of the most prestigious Machine Learning conferences out there. This was a last minute submission, and my supervisor and I were working on it simultaneously until the very last moment.

Sadly, my supervisor committed an error when writing the mathematical definition of a certain set, slightly changing its meaning. This change, even though small, changes the definition in such a way that the subsequent theorem and its proof isn't …

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