Research Statistics

Some numbers about my research, in the spirit of Xovee Xu's research statistics. Everything except the Google Scholar figures is generated from the same data that drives the publications and CV of Failures pages.

Summary

Papers
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int'l conference & journal
Citations
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Google Scholar
h-index
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Google Scholar
i10-index
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Google Scholar
Acceptance rate
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"Papers" counts international conference and journal papers only; workshop, domestic, and preprint entries are listed on the publications page but excluded here. Scholar figures from Google Scholar, last checked –.

Papers per Year

Author position
Cumulative papers, with every 10th paper marked

Citations

Citations
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Google Scholar
h-index
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From first-author papers
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Not cited yet
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Most cited papers
All papers sorted by citations; gold bars are the h-core
Fastest-growing papers (citations per year)

Metrics, for What They Are Worth

h-index
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g-index
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i10-index
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m-index
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e-index
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Most cited paper
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Top five papers
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Citation half-life
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Slop Index

Slop index (whole profile)
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International papers only
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Definition and leaderboard: slop-index.com by Jasper Dekoninck (computed there from Semantic Scholar; the numbers here use my Google Scholar profile, so they can differ slightly).

Citation Quality

Influential citations
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Self-citation rate
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Citations by kind, most-cited papers
Citation curves (citing papers per year)

Citation Race

Citations received per paper per year (rows in publication order).

Online Attention

Independence

Publication Types & Topics

All entries on the publications page, including workshop, domestic, and preprint papers. A paper can have more than one topic.
By type
By topic
Topics over time (stream width = papers on that topic that year)

Paper Acceptance Rate

Each submission counts once: a paper rejected twice before acceptance contributes two rejections and one acceptance. Rejections come from my CV of Failures; the cumulative rate is (Σ accepted) / (Σ submitted) up to that year.
Year by year. "Expected" sums the official acceptance rates of that year's submissions (venues with a known rate); "±" is accepted minus expected on those submissions. The last two columns split acceptances by my author position.
YearSubmittedSub.AcceptedAcc.RejectedRej.RateExpectedExp.±First-author1stCo-authorCo.

Reviews Received

Papers reviewed on OpenReview
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Rebuttals that moved scores up
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Review length received
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Comeback
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Mean score per paper, initial → final (after rebuttal); green = accepted, orange = rejected, grey = withdrawn.
Where each paper's final score landed and what happened.

Reviewer Agreement

Spread within a paper
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Unanimous panels
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Mean score vs how far the reviewers were apart
Spread by venue

Momentum

Rating
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Road to Acceptance

For each accepted paper, how many rejections it collected before getting in. Withdrawn submissions and arXiv postings are shown in the journey but not counted.
Rejections per paper
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on average, before acceptance
Accepted first try
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Longest journey
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rejections
Still under review
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papers
Rejected papers that got in later
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Detour length
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Show every journey
Rej.PaperJourney

Where Rejected Papers Go

The Barcode

Uphill or Downhill?

Time to Acceptance

First submission to acceptance
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Longest wait
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Submissions by Venue

Venues with at least two submissions. Each submission counts once; the year is dropped so ICLR 2025 and ICLR 2026 fall in the same row.
Latest three decisions at each venue, most recent on the right, with the overall record.

Beat the Odds

Submissions by Venue and Year

Submissions per venue per year (venues with at least two submissions). Cell = submissions that year, with the number accepted in parentheses (✓).

Rejections per Year

See the CV of Failures page for context and the itemized PDF.
Rejected submissions
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papers
Reviews they received
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at 3.5 per submission
Reviewer-hours
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at 2.6 h per review

Venues

VenueTypePapers

Title Words, Then and Now

Most frequent words in paper titles (all entries on the publications page), before and after the switch from software engineering to machine learning.

Co-authors

Academic lineage: my advisors and theirs, as far as I have traced it.
Erdős number
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Co-authorship network: node size = papers with me, edge width = papers shared by the two authors. Drag to rearrange, scroll to zoom, hover to highlight.
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Some History

  • 2018 – First paper (Journal of Internet Computing & Services), as an undergraduate.

  • 2021 – First international conference paper (CIKM 2021) and first top-tier submission.

  • 2022 – First AAAI paper (STG-NCDE), later ranked among the most influential AAAI 2022 papers.

  • Aug 2025 – Ph.D. in Artificial Intelligence, Yonsei University.