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Neurips : Pushing anonymous repo after rebuttal [D]

Hi everyone,

I have a question about NeurIPS submission/review rules and anonymous code repositories.

Suppose a paper was submitted before the deadline, and the anonymous code repo is linked as supplementary/reproducibility material. After the deadline, we notice that one label/name in the paper is misleading or mislabeled. The numerical results and metrics are unchanged, but the corrected label slightly affects how the results should be interpreted.

Would it be acceptable for the anonymous repo README to show the reproduced metrics with the correct labels, with a minimal clarification such as “labels corrected; numbers unchanged”? Or could this be considered an impermissible post-deadline correction/revision of the paper?

I am not talking about uploading a corrected PDF to the repo, changing results, or adding new experiments. The idea would only be to document the reproduction table with the correct labels in the README, while keeping the repo fully anonymous.

Has anyone seen guidance from NeurIPS / OpenReview / ACs on this kind of situation? What is the safest way to handle it during review — README clarification, OpenReview comment, rebuttal only ?

Thanks!

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