Summary
A user on r/ML had their paper rejected from a workshop, with reviewers stating it read more like a technical report than a research paper. Confused by this feedback despite following standard computer vision paper format, the user is seeking community input on what distinguishes a technical report from a research paper in the eyes of reviewers.
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