Authors should ensure that the level, length, and configuration of an original copy submission meet Journal, Advances in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning' requirements at the submission and amendment stages to avoid delays. Separate from the main content, submitted articles should have a 300-word abstract/summary.
Note: Authors are solely responsible for any scientific misconduct in research papers or any other form of publication, including plagiarism; the publisher is not responsible for any scientific misconduct in any published research article. As a publisher, we will strictly adhere to the regulations and the EIC's recommendation to withdraw or reject any article if it contains a logical error or blunder.
Configurations for Advances in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Contributions: Advances in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning acknowledges the accompanying: Research articles, reviews, abstracts, addendums, commentaries, short communication, book reviews, , letters to the editor, conference proceedings, case-reports, etc.
Cover Letter: A cover letter of 500 words or fewer should accompany the submission, immediately explaining the importance of the research, the authors' agreement to publish, the number of figures and tables, supporting compositions, and reinforcing information. For communication purposes, include the related author's current phone and fax numbers, as well as his or her postal and email addresses.
Article Preparation Guideline
Manuscript Title: The title should be restricted to 25 words or less and ought not to contain abbreviated forms. The title ought to be a brief-expression depicting the substance of the paper.
Author Name: Complete Name
Author affiliation: Department, Institution, Country. number will be in superscript.
E-Mail: E-Mail address of corresponding Author
Correspondence: Complete Name.
Citation format: Author Name.Manuscript Title. Advances in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. Year; Volume (Issue number): PDF number.
Citation Format (From volume 5, Issue 4 onwards): Author Name. Manuscript Title. Advances in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. Year; Volume (Issue number): PDF number. DOI.
Abstract: The Abstract should be useful and comprehensive, rapidly presenting the topic, expressing the extent of the research, displaying essential data, and highlighting significant findings and conclusions. In 300 words or fewer, the abstract should summarise the content of the article. Abbreviated forms should be avoided, and standard terminology should be used. A descriptive study background, methods, results, and conclusion should all be included in the optimal layout. Following the abstract, keywords (3-10) should be provided on the next line, followed by abbreviations.
Content
Introduction: This section should set the tone of the work by providing clear information about the study, the research/informative study's literature, and the solution. The description in the introduction should be so detailed that it draws the reader's attention to the research.
Materials and Methods: This section should include a comprehensive explanation of the study's design. References should be made to specific descriptions of materials or members, correlations, intercessions, and types of research. Only novel procedures/methodologies should be described in depth; newly PUBLISHED methodologies should be highlighted, and important changes to PUBLISHED methodologies should be mentioned briefly. The manufacturer's name and address should be mentioned, as well as the trade name.
Results: The outcome section should include all study information that support the research conclusion. To convey the conclusions of the study experiment, the result should be written in the past tense. The findings that have previously been published should be reported in the present tense. The conclusion and discussion might be written together or separately.
Discussion
The detailed description of data can be depicted in the Discussion part.
Conclusion
Major Findings and contributions to the Scientific community should be clearly Mentioned.
Conflict of interest: Proper Disclosure should be done by all authors on any financial and particular relationships with other organizations/institutionsor people that could inappropriately influence(bias) their work. Examples of potential conflicts of interest include employment, consultancies, stock ownership, honoraria, paid expert testimony, patent applications/registrations, and grants or other funding.
Ethical Guideline: In any examinations on human or living creature subjects, the accompanying moral rules must be watched. For any analyses on people, all work must be directed as per the Declaration of Helsinki (1964) ( https://www.wma.net/what-we-do/medical-ethics/declaration-of-helsinki/doh-jun1964/ ). Original copies portraying exploratory work which conveys a danger of mischief to human subjects must incorporate an explanation that the investigation was directed with the human subjects' understanding and assent, just as an explanation that the capable Ethical Committee has affirmed the trials. On account of any Living creature tests, the creators must give a full depiction of any sedative or surgery utilized, just as proof that every conceivable advance were taken to maintain a strategic distance from creature enduring at each phase of the analysis.
Acknowledgment: The information about the people, grant details, funding sources, etc.
Note: If an author is not able to present his/her work according to the above instructions, they are requested to keep up clear titles to be specific headings, subheading.
References
The article already Published and accepted should be used in reference list.
The papers which are submitted but not yet accepted cannot be cited.
The references are cited as numbers in the text.
For reference citation, Type of Bracket which should be used is “[ ]”.
For example, the citation of references should be in a format like, 2 continuous numbers will be separated by Comma [1,2]
If there is arrange of more than 2 than it will be separated by hyphen [3-5]
Example: Published Papers:
Chapter reference:
Book Reference:
Edited Book Reference:
Webpage Reference:
Figures and Tables
Supplementary Information
Discrete things of the Supplementary Information (for instance, figures, tables) alluded to at a proper point in the principle content of the paper. Synopsis graph/figure included as a component of the Supplementary Information (discretionary). All Supplementary Information is provided as a solitary PDF record, where conceivable. Record size inside as far as possible for Supplementary Information.
Evidences and Reprints
Electronic verifications will be sent as an attachment through email to the corresponding author as a PDF document. Page proofs are viewed as the last form of the original copy. Except for typographical or minor administrative mistakes, no progressions will be made in the original copy at the verification stage. Authors will have free electronic access to the article (PDF) of the article.
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Policy on prior publication
We understand that authors and institutions appreciate clarity on Journal policies on prior publication and how these might sit alongside institutional requirements for authors to deposit their e-theses.
To avoid any doubt, Advances in Artificial intelligence and Machine Learning does not count publication of an academic thesis as prior publication. You can find further information in the summary below.
Summary
When work has not already been published or is not being considered for publication elsewhere in other journals, Advances in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning welcomes submissions from authors and will take them into consideration for publication. The following prior uses of a work are not considered prior publications by Advances in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning:
Copyright
The journal allows the author(s) to hold the copyright and to retain publishing rights without restrictions. Submission of an original copy suggests that the work portrayed has not been PUBLISHED previously (with the exception of as an abstract or as a component of a PUBLISHED lecture, or thesis) and that it isn't getting considered for publication somewhere else. All works PUBLISHED by Advances in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Articles are published in open access. There are no associated subscriptions or pay-per-view fees. and all Open Access articles are distributed under the terms of the (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY 4.0), which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided that the original work is properly cited.
Open Access Statement
This is an open-access journal which means that all content is freely available without charge to the user or his/her institution. Users are allowed to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of the articles, or use them for any other lawful purpose, without asking prior permission from the publisher or the author, if the original work and source is properly cited.
Plagiarism
A plagiarism check will be done at the time of submission of the article. No article will be published if the paper is plagiarized more than 10%.
Withdrawal fee
The author should apply for withdrawal of their article within 7 days of submission. After 7 Days, Author will have to pay 50% of publication fee..
Ahead
of Print
1. Definition
Ahead of Print articles refer to those articles, which are peer-reviewed
and editorially accepted articles, which are published online before being
assigned to a Particular Volume and Issue number.
2. Purpose
The Ahead of Print articles help new research to be shared quickly,
allowing early accessibility to the readers and researchers.
3. Peer Review
All Ahead of Print Articles undergo a rigorous, complete Peer Review
process and and receive full editorial approval prior to online
publication.
4. Final Version
The manuscript published as an Ahead of Print article constitutes
the final Version of Record, and no further changes are made to the
content of the manuscript after online publication.
5. Issue Assignment
When an Ahead of Print article is included in a particular issue,
it receives formal bibliometric details, such as volume number, issue number,
and page numbers, and PDF/article number, and the term “Ahead of
Print” is removed.
6. DOI Assignment
Each Ahead of Print article is assigned a unique DOI at the time of online
publication, which represents a permanent link and digital identifier.
7. Official Publication Status
Ahead-of-print articles are considered formally published upon online
online release and can be cited immediately using a DOI, even before the
article is assigned to a particular Volume and Issue.
8. Citation Guidance
Until the full bibliometric details are assigned, the Ahead of Print articles
should be assigned as follows:
Author(s). Title of the article. Advances in Artificial Intelligence and
Machine Learning. [Ahead of print]. 2025. doi:10.xxxx/xxxxx