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The review speed of academic journals
Today, I will talk about the review speed of academic journals. Review speed is an important criterion for selecting a journal to submit a paper when researchers face time constraints. For example, it is common that some students need to publish a paper quickly … Continue reading
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The DSPR journal is growing… and we are looking for your papers!
This week, I want to talk to you about a journal that I am one of the editors-in-chief of, called Data Science and Pattern Recognition. The journal has been established in 2017 and currently 18 papers have already been published, are in press, … Continue reading
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How journal paper similarity checking works? (CrossCheck)
In this blog post, I will talk about the recent trends of journal editors rejecting papers because of their similarity with other papers as detected by the CrossCheck system. I will explain how this system works and talk about its impact, benefits … Continue reading
We are launching a new data mining journal
In this blog post, I will discuss one of my recent and current project. I have been recently working with my colleague Chun-Wei Lin on launching a new journal, titled “Data Science and Pattern Recognition“. This is a new open-access journal, … Continue reading
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How to answer reviewers for a journal paper revision?
Today, I will discuss how to prepare the revision of a journal paper after receiving the editor’s decision that the paper will be accepted with minor or major modifications. As most people should know, when submitting a paper to a … Continue reading
On the quality of peer-review for academic journals (updated)
Nowadays, there are a lot of low-quality academic journal popping everywhere on the Web. Actually, it does not take much to start a low-quality journal (just a website). What is the goal of low-quality journals? It is generally to earn … Continue reading