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Hey,

I figured I'd post this in this sub because it's a lot more active, but it's really open to anyone.

For context I just wrapped up my third-year undergrad at a school in the US, and I'm concentrating in ML. This past semester, I was fortunate enough to take a Deep Learning class, where I wrote a paper along four other group members for our final project, which went pretty well. We were happy with the overall results of our semester-long research, as well as the effort we put into writing a paper, and we were wondering whether it would be within the realm of possibility to get our paper published to some sort of an academic journal.

For some more context, our project was on **audio style transfer** (specifically an evaluation of different means and architectures used to tackle the problem of stylizing content speech audio given an input style and content audio).

Obviously this is a super general question as I haven't shared the preprint out to anyone, but how likely is a paper written by four undergrads and one grad student (that is written well, makes use of good research methods, etc.) to be accepted to a relevant academic journal?

If anyone has any suggestions to help us in this process, it would be greatly appreciated! Alongside potential recommendations for journals that might increase our chances of being published as best as possible. We have looked into the IEEE/ACM TASLP journal as one potential option.

Thank you for reading! Feel free to be blunt 👍

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