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proceedings-of-the-ieee
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Use when targeting Proceedings of the IEEE or deciding whether an electrical-and-computer-engineering review manuscript fits this venue. Encodes the journal's fit, the comprehensive-and-balanced synthesis bar, the no-primary-results expectation, the invited-vs-unsolicited and tutorial-vs-survey framing, house style, official-submission re-check, and desk-reject heuristics.
When to use
- fit/framing check for tutorials, surveys, or scoped reviews
- re-framing primary results into comprehensive synthesis
- weighing unsolicited submission against invited contribution
- breadth-and-balance bar and desk-reject heuristics
- authoritative tutorials for non-specialists
- comprehensive surveys organizing and critically comparing literature
- cross-cutting syntheses at convergence of subfields
- scoped reviews of emerging technology with societal impact
When not to use
- primary-research paper reporting new experimental or theoretical results
- narrow contributions
- opinion pieces masquerading as reviews
- surveys that simply tabulate one group's prior work
- replacing the journal's current official author guidelines
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