About I3E TPAMI

I3E TPAMI was founded on a simple premise: that the academic publishing ecosystem, already a finely tuned machine for generating confusion, rejection, and processing fees, was insufficiently represented in the parody space. We exist to fill that gap, and to ensure that the gap is properly paywalled once filled.

Our scope is deliberately broad. We publish work in patternless analysis, unmotivated machine learning, computer vision (including vision that is neither computational nor particularly accurate), and anything the corresponding author classifies as “interdisciplinary” to avoid a more specific desk rejection. We welcome novel contributions, though we define “novel” loosely enough that work published elsewhere in 1994 may still qualify.

We are committed to scientific rigor, which we interpret as “the paper has an abstract.” We are also committed to diversity and inclusion in our reviewer pool, by which we mean we have attempted to recruit reviewers from more than one timezone. Reviewer #2 remains from an unknown location.

Above all, TPAMI is committed to the researcher. We want your work. We want your submission fee. We want three rounds of major revisions. And if, at the end of this process, your paper is published, we want you to know that it has been seen by at least two people, one of whom read it.