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Aims and scope

The IJCAI Proceedings publish peer-reviewed original research presented at the annual International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence. With the volumes going back to the first conference in 1969, they are one of the primary archival sources for the literature on artificial intelligence.

Scope. The proceedings cover all areas of artificial intelligence, both foundational and applied, including agent-based and multi-agent systems, constraint satisfaction and optimisation, computer vision, data mining, humans and AI, knowledge representation and reasoning, machine learning, multidisciplinary topics and applications, natural language processing, planning and scheduling, robotics, search, and uncertainty in AI. They are written for researchers, practitioners, industry leaders and students of artificial intelligence and related fields.

Types of papers. Each volume contains the full research papers of the main track, currently up to 7 pages plus 2 pages of references, and the papers of the conference’s special tracks, which vary from year to year: for example AI and Social Good, AI and Health, Human-Centred AI, the Survey Track, the Journal Track, Sister Conferences Best Papers and the Demo Track. How papers are reviewed is described in the Peer Review Policy.

Publishing frequency. One volume is published each year, online, within 6 weeks after the conference. IJCAI was held every two years from 1969 to 2013 and has been held every year since 2015.

Editors. The Program Chair of each conference is the editor of that year’s volume, supported by Associate Program Chairs, Area Chairs, the Senior Program Committee and the Program Committee. The names and affiliations of the editors and committee members are published for each volume.

Publisher. The proceedings are published by the International Joint Conferences on Artificial Intelligence Organization (IJCAI), a non-profit corporation incorporated in California, governed by its Board of Trustees and run by the IJCAI Secretariat. Every paper has a DOI under the prefix 10.24963, and every volume has its own ISBN.

Policies. Publication Ethics and Malpractice Statement · Peer Review Policy · Corrections, Retractions, Complaints and Appeals · Copyright, Access and Fees · Generative AI Policy · Code of Ethics · Authors’ Code of Conduct · Reviewers’ Code of Conduct · Reproducibility Guidelines · Conflict of Interest Policy