IJIMAI 2015 - Special Issue on Teaching Mathematics Using New and Classic Tools - Vol. 3 Issue 4

Year
2015
Vol
3
Number
4
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This special issue, Teaching Mathematics using new and classic tools, concentrates on the practical and experimental teaching in advanced Mathematics in Engineering. The selected papers deal with the most relevant issues in the field, such as Mathematical learning and other different subjects in which Mathematics are needed, Advanced Mathematics, the development of different studied using Masive Open Online courser (MOOCs) or even the history of E-Learning and Mathematics.

IJIMAI 2024 - IJIMAI improves its position in the recently published JCR 2023

Dear Member of the Editorial Board,

 

JCR 2023 published by Web Of Science (WOS) is now available.

We are pleased to inform you that IJIMAI improves its position in the two categories in which it is indexed, Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science, Interdisciplinary Applications, moving up to Q2.

IJIMAI 2024 - Regular Issue - Vol. 8 Issue 6

Dear Reader,

 

We would like to announce the new issue of the journal.

 

Best regards,

 

Rubén González Crespo 

EIC - IJIMAI

                                       

IJIMAI 2024 - Regular Issue - Vol. 8 Issue 6

Year
2024
Vol
8
Number
6
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This regular issue consists of 16 articles that use artificial intelligence or computational systems to come up with new solutions and solve problems more effectively. The issue showcases the use of Artificial Intelligence or computational systems that contribute to new knowledge with innovative applications. In this issue you can find different articles on game theory, models for collaborative filtering, text classification, fake news detection system, identification system, semi eager classifier, longitudinal segmented analysis, etc.

IJIMAI 2024 - IJIMAI moves up to Q1 in the SJR 2023

Dear Reader,

 

Last 13th of April the SJR 2023 were published. 

We are pleased to inform you that IJIMAI has improved its impact, moving up to Q1 in the "Statistics and Probability" subject category and to Q2 in the "Artificial Intelligence" subject category.

In the subject categories "Computer Networks and Communications", "Computer Science Applications", "Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition" and "Signal Processing" we remain in Q2.

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