Archiving & Repository Indexing
All articles published in IJACMI are assigned a permanent Digital Object Identifier (DOI) and are immediately archived in Zenodo (operated by CERN) and indexed in OpenAIRE, ensuring long-term digital preservation and global open-access discoverability under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0). Every article page is structured with standard bibliographic metadata tags to support automated harvesting by academic search engines.
Indexing Roadmap
In accordance with standard publication ethics and database eligibility criteria, formal applications for inclusion in DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals), Scopus, and Web of Science (ESCI) will be submitted sequentially as the journal completes the required publication volume and longevity thresholds.
A record that holds up
IJACMI publishes original research in advanced computing and machine intelligence. We are interested in new methods, but we are just as interested in the far less glamorous work of establishing whether a method survives contact with data it was never tuned on.
We welcome negative results, replication studies, and papers reporting where a well-known approach fails. A field that publishes only improvements is not measuring anything.
Aims and scope
What falls inside the journal, and what we look for in a paper.
For authors
Manuscript requirements, formatting, and how to send your paper.
Peer review
Double-blind review, two reviewers, a decision in six to eight weeks.
Editorial board
Who makes the decisions, and where they work.
Policies
Charges, copyright, licensing and long-term archiving.
Archives
Published issues and articles, with permanent identifiers.