Pre-posting of papers to and other sites.
Special criticism of CrossCheck rejections.Replies regarding exceptions for novelty.Examples of novel papers failing CrossCheck analysis.Replies regarding the limitations of CrossCheck.Author concerns that CrossCheck is neither appropriate nor powerful enough.How close was my paper to being rejected by CrossCheck analysis?.Look through all the emails or do a text search for other themes. Table of Contents : Incomplete list of blog : the link numbers following the questions lead to emails that are relevant. Note that there are many IJCNN2019 papers that may still be affected by CrossCheck, but at this point we may have to wait until the peer review process is completed. Note that emails have been edited - usually by, but also by omitting material not relevant to the "theme" under which the emails are placed below.ģ1Jan2019 - Extensive postings and some changes to this blog (notably the list of themes immediately below) have been introduced now that the CrossCheck analysis is well underway. Comments are moderated by the Publications Chair before posting, so expect delays of at least a day or so before they appear. The "Authors' Guide Blogs" (see links in manu near top of page) are in an early draft form, and are being run on a trial basis. Bill Howell, 11Dec2020īlog : IEEE CrossCheck Portal - understanding the text-similarity checks The Authors' and Publications menus have been combined, allowing authors to see the Publications Chair perspective as well. Paper reviews - authors' perspective page,Ĭonference Guides for conferences : Although this guide was initially set up for IJCNN2019, and was used for IEEE WCCI 2020, hopefully some of the basic information may still help up to 2023-2025 (assuming a half-life of links and process information of 3-5 years?).
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