Pretty much the title. I had an idea I developed into a paper, always received borderline results (in 3 separate conferences) and gave up and submitted to a CVPR workshop. The paper was accepted and will be made available in the CVPR proceedings.
When do people submit to workshops usually? I made minor changes for every rejection but more papers with similar ideas came out and people started saying I didn't compare with newer models so it feels like I would always be chasing a moving goal post... should have I just submitted to a workshop after my second rejection? or maybe first? how do you decide?
Also, the workshop said I would be receiving 3 reviews and an AC review, but I just received a PC decision, no reviews... is that common?
Finally, I will be applying to PhD programs this fall - would a CVPR workshop paper hurt my application? I only have that and a COLING 2025 paper....
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