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Electronic Transactions on Artificial Intelligence
| Editor: |
Erik Sandewall
|
| ISSN: | 1403-3534
(Printed edition) |
| | 1403-3526
(Electronic edition) |
| URL: |
http://www.ep.liu.se/ej/etai/
|
Volumes and Issues
Vol. 1 (1997): All issues (no section structure)
Vol. 2 (1998): All issues (no section structure)
Vol. 3 (1999):
Section B (completed);
All
sections (also those incomplete at present).
Scope
The Electronic Transactions on Artificial Intelligence (ETAI) is a new kind
of journal and medium for scientific communication, and uses modern
Internet communication technology in novel ways. The basic idea is that
submitted articles are subjected to an open review period
of three periods before going to confidential refereeing
by peers and eventual acceptance for the journal. Quality requirements
are set at least as high as for conventional journals. The whole process
is transparent: both the discussion during the open review period
and the additional comments by the anonymous referees are made
public on ETAI's article interaction pages. This provides
additional information whereby readers can understand the relevance
and ramification of an article. It is also one part of ETAI's
overall quality assurance system.
In addition, the ETAI provides a number of other communication
services for the researchers in each of its participating science areas.
All the working information of the ETAI is maintained in
its webpage structure, which
also contains additional information about patronage, policies,
submission procedures, and so on.
Editions and Availability
The Transactions are published in electronic and paper editions.
The present, electronic edition is published by
Linköping University Electronic Press.
The concurrent paper edition is published by the
Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences,
and distributed through the editor-in-chief.
The electronic edition is freely available without charge. The copyright
of each published article belongs to its author(s), and published
articles are subject to an agreement between authors and publisher
whereby free access to the article is guaranteed. The Electronic Press
is committed to keeping the articles available at the URL mentioned
above for at least 25 years counting from the date of publication.
The paper edition is distributed to a limited number of libraries and
other subscribers worldwide, and looks identically alike to (a printout
of) the electronic edition. For information about purchasing paper
copies of the paper edition (for example, for researchers not having
access to the Internet), please contact
the Editor-in-Chief.
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