IJMEIR Paper Template
IJMEIR Paper Template
IJMEIR Paper Template
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Keywordsnot more than 10 words used as the operational words in the paper, it would be preferable not to use words in the title.
It must be written in sequence based on their first letter.
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not only present the story behind the data but also
compare the results obtained with those of the previous
studies. Comparison with other research results also
D. Mathematics serves to indicate the position of the research conducted
Extreme care should be taken in preparing in the middle of the discourse of relevant topics. At the
mathematical typescripts. All mathematics should be end section, the managerial implications of the results
legible, precise and carefully aligned. The following and discussions should be presented, especially for the
shows an example of putting an equation in the text: business world. The overall Results and Discussions
should be presented in a straightforward and concise
(1) manner with at least 50 percent of the total pages. For the
Figures and Tables :
1) Figures, photographs and tables should appear at
where Y and X are the output and input variables, proper places in the text.
respectively; A and B are constants. Italic character 2) The width of figures, photographs and tables
should be used as variable. On the other hands, the should be full width.
“Times New Roman” character should be used as 3) For references to them belonging to the paper,
function e.g. sin, exp, log. use, e.g. “Figure 2., and Table 4.”
As in above, equations should be at the left-hand 4) The captions are put under that for figure and the
margin; while the equation number displayed photograph and put on that for the table (please
expressions with Arabic numerals in parenthesis should see the example).
be at the right-hand margin. Put space lines both before 5) It is recommended that the tables and graphs are
and after the equation(s). not in the form of picture (image). Try creating
tables and graphs in Microsoft Office Excel and
III. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Microsoft Office Word.
6) Decimal indicated by a point and not a comma
Consist of two major parts of the results and the (eg 10.5 cm instead of 10,5 cm); number of
discussions without having to firmly separate between thousands/millions are indicated by a comma, not a dot
the parts. Divisions of sub-sections in Results and
TABLE 1.
COMPARISON OF TWO METHODS IN TRAINING OF OHL-CBPNN
Training Network size Iteration Training
Method Data Set (units)* (epoch) Time (s)
Discussions should illustrate and follow the sequence of (eg Rp10,500 instead of USD 10.500); Large numbers
the research objectives. The results present the empirical can be replaced with the title word (eg 2 million instead
findings of the research conducted, while the discussions of 2,000,000)
discuss the findings obtained. Discussions of findings do
IV. CONCLUSION Times New Roman 8.The following is the example of how to wrote the
references.
Every manuscript must be make a conclusion from this research in
the end of manuscript. Conclusion is made based on the research Books:
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straightforward and concise manner with at least 10 percent of the total Periodicals:
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jan. 1959.
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materials contributor, and research facilities. Papers Presented at Conferences (unpublished):
[5] D. Ebehard and E. Voges, “Digital single sideband detection for
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Every text citation must be listed under the heading “References” Standards/Patents:
centered at the end of the text. IEEE format is selected as the reference [6] G. Brandli and M. Dick, “Alternating current fed power supply,”
to write the citations used in the paper. Referencing is written using U.S. Patent 4 084 217, Nov. 4, 1978.
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