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Latest issue
The latest issue of AMCS, 2018, Vol. 28, No. 3, is a regular one and covers 15 papers. Many thanks to the Authors for their cooperation with us on this issue!
20 September 2018
Forthcoming issue
The next issue, 2018, Vol. 28, No. 4, will be a regular one, to be published at the end of December 2018.
20 December 2018
Our Impact Factor
Our most recent Impact Factor (for 2017), published in Clarivate Analytics' latest InCites Journal Citation Reports, amounts to 1.694, while our new 5-Year IF is 1.712. We appreciate all contributions and hope for continuous interest in our journal.
27 June 2018
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Author resources updated
Please note that our LaTeX class and instructions for authors have been modified to add new functionalities and useful guidelines. Make sure you download the currently biding versions from the Guide section.
18 January 2017
Back issues digitized
We are happy to announce that as of today full texts of all AMCS publications are available online – the back issues of our journal, i.e., Volumes 1–10 (1991–2000), totalling 410 papers, have been digitized as scans and made available for download. We hope this will make the earlier works better known in the scientific community.
21 December 2016
Polish ministerial points
According to the announcement of 12 December 2016, papers published in AMCS receive 25 points in the evaluation procedure of the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education (Part A of the list). Details.
26 January 2017
Recommended reading
We would like to draw our Readers' attention to the following recent articles:
- Exploring complex and big data by Jerzy Stefanowski, Krzysztof Krawiec, Robert Wrembel, which shows how big data analysis opens a range of research and technological problems and calls for new approaches, and was published within a special section under the same title (2017, Vol. 27, No. 4).
- A comparison of hole-filling methods in 3D by Emiliano Pérez, Santiago Salamanca, Pilar Merchán, Antonio Adán, whose purpose is to make a comparative hole-filling state-of-the-art available to researchers, showing pros and cons in a common framework (2016, Vol. 26, No. 4).
- Decentralized job scheduling in the cloud based on a spatially generalized Prisoner’s Dilemma game by Jakub Gąsior, Franciszek Seredyński, which presents a novel distributed solution to a security-aware job scheduling problem in cloud computing infrastructures, and was published within a special section on Complex Problems in High- Performance Computing Systems (2015, Vol. 25, No. 4).
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