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Do anybody have an idea : out of 100 papers posted on arXiv how many actually get published ?
The number of papers on arXiv that get published each year varies, as not all papers on arXiv are accepted for publication. However, according to a study by Cornell University, approximately 30% of all papers on arXiv eventually get published in a peer-reviewed journal.
The time it takes for a paper on arXiv to get published varies depending on the field of study and the quality of the research. On average, it can take anywhere from a few months to a couple of years for a paper on arXiv to get published in a peer-reviewed journal.
It is difficult to determine the exact percentage of papers on arXiv that are rejected for publication, as the rejection rate varies among different fields of study. However, it is estimated that around 70% of papers on arXiv do not get published in a peer-reviewed journal.
No, papers on arXiv are not considered published in the traditional sense. While they are publicly available, they have not gone through the rigorous peer-review process that is required for most traditional publications. Therefore, papers on arXiv are considered preprints or draft versions of research papers.
Yes, papers on arXiv can be cited in academic publications, but it is typically not recommended to rely solely on arXiv as a source for citation. It is important to note that papers on arXiv have not gone through peer-review, so the information presented in the paper may not be fully verified or accurate.