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Sub-journal AI

AI, Machine Learning & Data Science

Model architectures, training and evaluation methodology, data-centric work, interpretability, alignment and applied machine learning.

Published in this sub-journal

  1. IJAGR/2026/AI/0003

    Reporting standards for prompt-dependent results: a minimum specification for reproducible AI experiments

    M. Haddad, S. Iwuchukwu · Volume 1, Issue 2

    Results obtained from instruction-following models are frequently reported without the information needed to reproduce them: exact model version, decoding parameters, prompt text, seeds, and date of access. We specify a …

Desk-rejection criteria specific to this discipline

  • Evaluation on contaminated or undisclosed data
  • No baselines, seeds or variance reporting
  • Prompt-level findings presented as model capabilities

The criteria that apply in every sub-journal are additional to these: 7 general grounds, listed on the sub-journal register.