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interspeech-author-response

Use when INTERSPEECH reviews arrive on CMT and a rebuttal is due — triaging three-or-more speech reviewers with mixed science/engineering instincts, answering WER/MOS evidence doubts with material already in the 4-page record, keeping replies anonymous, and writing for the meta-reviewer who decides in June.

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# INTERSPEECH Author Response

Interspeech added an author rebuttal to its historically response-free pipeline in
recent cycles; for 2026 the response window was reported as 24 April – 1 May, ahead
of the 5 June notification. Confirm the live mechanics (length cap, CMT form fields,
whether replies go to reviewers or only the area chair) before writing a word —
rebuttal formats at this venue are young and still moving.

## Know your audience mix

An Interspeech review set typically mixes reviewer species, because ISCA's areas
span science and engineering:

| Reviewer instinct | What they attacked | What convinces them |
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