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Guidance for Submission
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method: evaluation of an abstract submission
description: innovative research that relies on small experiment or solid arguments.
examples: this paper is a communication about a proposal that is backed by a research result or by a powerful argument; this paper is a communication of an exciting idea or a useful insight that could advance knowledge in the field; this paper is a mathematical paper with an interesting proof; this paper summarizes a final year research thesis about the promise of a novel idea or of a new research result.
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method: evaluation of an extended abstract submission
description: research paper on important work that is solidly elaborated, or about a significant idea which is given authoritatively.
examples: this paper contains a new and interesting research result backed by clear or abundant validation of a numerical, logical, or experimental nature; this paper is a new and insightful synthesis of existing results; this paper is a survey on a field by an experienced researcher; this paper confirms previously published results by a previous researcher using different data if these results are important enough to require confirmation.
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