The
Knowledge Engineering Review
* Call
for Tutorial Articles *
Overview
The Knowledge
Engineering Review (KER),
by Cambridge University
Press, seeks to publish high-quality tutorials on various topics
related to Artificial Intelligence and knowledge-based systems. All
contributions within the scope of the journal are welcome.
Tutorial papers fill a gap in the literature by addressing timely
topics for which a book-length account is still premature (e.g. because
the area is developing too rapidly). As such, tutorials play an
important role in developing and promoting new ideas.
Tutorial papers differ somewhat from survey papers. A survey aims at
providing balanced but critical presentations of the primary concepts
in an area. A tutorial, on the other hand, provides a detailed
introduction to an area, possibly focusing on one specific approach or
technique. It is hoped that the tutorial would focus on helping the
reader become familiar with particular techniques, and so would make
use of examples and, possibly, exercises.
Tutorial papers will be reviewed for value, quality and style, and if
accepted, will be published and indexed as is the case with normal KER
articles.
Submission
Instructions
Prospective
authors should prepare their submissions as per the instructions on
regular Knowledge
Engineering Review
articles, and submit them directly to the associate editor
for tutorials (details below).
For any inquiries (e.g. to see if a topic is within scope, or if a
paper is appropriate as a tutorial), please contact the associate
editor for
tutorials.
KER
Associate Editor for Tutorials
- Iyad
Rahwan
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, Massachusetts
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