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    Hypothesis testing’s reported resurgence in NLP papers

    A natural language processing reviewer links the shift to coding agents writing papers and says hypothesis tests now appear in most submissions they review, including abstracts.

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    An NLP reviewer credits coding agents writing papers with a “huge comeback” in hypothesis testing, saying it appears in most submissions they review, including abstracts. They also report encountering tests they say had never been used in their community before. They’re unsure what to make of the change, offering a tentative “good i guess?”

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    @delipraoHypothesis testing is making a huge comeback thanks to coding agents writing papers now. It's everywhere in most submissions I review, including the abstract. Also, I am learning about new hypothesis tests that were never used before in our community (NLP). I don't know what to make of it -- good i guess?

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    @delipraoHypothesis testing is making a huge comeback thanks to coding agents writing papers now. It's everywhere in most submissions I review, including the abstract. Also, I am learning about new hypothesis tests that were never used before in our community (NLP). I don't know what to make of it -- good i guess?