IJCIS publishes original research papers in the fields of computational intelligence research and applications. IJCIS accepts original research articles and book review articles. Only papers that fall within the aims and scope of IJCIS will be considered for publication. For a more precise description of the aims and scope, please click here.
High quality research papers are considered for publication if they have not been published previously and are not under consideration elsewhere. Authors are reminded that papers are published to be read and should compose their works with as wide audience in mind as is consistent with the maintenance of scientific quality. Please see here for a PDF with the call for papers.
Submitting your paper
All papers have to be submitted by e-mail to the editor-in-chief (see address below). Please specify in your email whether you are submitting an original research article or a review article.
IJCIS requires all papers to be submitted as Word or LaTeX-files as this will give the best formatting results.
Author instructions, Templates and Sample files
For the submission of a paper in LaTeX or Word, the author is required to read and use use the IJCIS instruction files, templates and samples which have been prepared by Atlantis Press. For both LaTeX and Word a ZIP file is available. For LaTeX instructions, please click here. For the Word instructions, please click here.
Copyright
IJCIS and its publisher Atlantis Press apply the Creative Commons-policy and we therefore do not claim any copyright of your paper. We only require that anyone citing or using the paper should refer to the original place of publication (IJCIS, volume, issue) as well as to its persistent web ID: the Digital Object Identifier (see: www.doi.org), which is provided with each article.
Editorial policy
After a first check whether the paper is within the IJCIS aims and scope and of reasonable scientific quality, all papers are reviewed by at least one external referee and by one member of the Editorial Board.
Based on their review reports a final assessment will be made by the Editor-in-chief. The Editor-in-chief takes the final decision on the acceptance of a reviewed paper. Three outcomes are possible:
- Accepted: the paper is accepted for publication, no changes are needed;
- Revision requested: the authors are requsted to revise their original submission according to the instructions from the editor-in-chief and the referee(s). The revised paper will then be further reviewed by the referee(s) and the editorial board;
- Rejected: the paper is rejected, the author receives a full report
on the reasons why.
Procedure and time line
After submission the corresponding author receives a confirmation of reception within 1 week. The reviewing of a paper takes in average about 10 weeks, but this depends strongly on the subject and the details of the article. Our main policy is not to compromise on quality, so in some cases the reviewing time can be longer. Once a paper has been accepted for publication it will be elaborated by our copy-editor, so that it is suitable for on-line publication at the IJCIS website. Before its publication, the galley proofs of the paper will be sent to the corresponding author for proofreading.
Publication policy
Papers will be prepared for on-line publication on the IJCIS website as soon as they have been accepted. From then on they will be available in PDF to the IJCIS subscribers from our website. Six months after their publication the papers will be accessible for free in Open Access mode to any interested reader. At the end of each year all the year’s issues of IJCIS will be published in one printed volume which will be sent to all first authors of the included papers, to the editors of IJCIS and to the paying subscribers (please see here for subscription details).
Further remarks
Authors can recommend appropriate persons as referees for their papers, but this in no way binds the editors to follow their suggestions.
Authors may request to remain anonymous to the referee.
The title page of the paper should include an abstract as well as the full postal and E-mail addresses of the authors.
All figures must be suitable for reproduction without being retouched or redrawn.
Authors will have the opportunity to proofread their paper before publication.
Once the article has been prepared using the IJCIS guidelines and style files, please submit a LaTeX file or Word file, as well as a PDF version of the paper, by email only to the following address:
Prof. Da Ruan
Editor in Chief
International Journal of Computational Intelligence and Systems
Email: druan@sckcen.be
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