Journal of Emerging Computer Research and Applications

An author is someone who made a substantial contribution to the research draft, data design and interpretation, methodology, statistical tool selection, result analysis, and so on. Authorship also includes important revision and supervision. The author is liable for all issues concerning the integrity of any work done. The corresponding author is in charge of handling all post-publication issues.
The publisher is not obligated to resolve any authorship disputes. It is the responsibility of the corresponding author to handle and resolve any conflicts.
Before publishing, the author(s) examine and proof all final submissions and provide written clearance to the corresponding author for subsequent submissions and revisions. Before publication, each author should sign off on the final draft to prevent any problems afterward.
Collaborating with colleagues where the study is being done is encouraged, and where they meet the above-mentioned requirements for authorship, we anticipate including them as co-authors. The Acknowledgements section should provide a list of contributors who don't match the requirements for authorship.
Following acceptance, all information in the proof, including co-authors' names, addresses, and affiliations, is the responsibility of the corresponding author.
Following publication, the corresponding author serves as the point of contact for any questions about the published manuscript. It is their responsibility to notify all co-authors of any issues that arise in regard to the published work and to ensure that such issues are resolved as soon as possible. Authors of published content must notify the journal immediately if they become aware of any features that need to be corrected.

We promote transparency by releasing / publishing author contribution statements. A statement of responsibility must be included by the authors in the manuscript just above reference section. The following items must be indicated and clarified as mentioned in the sample:
1. Study Conception and/or Design
2. Data Processing, Collection, Perform Experiment
3. Analysis and Interpretation of Results
4. Draft Manuscript Preparation, Visualization
5. Critical Revision or Editing of the Article
6. Final Approval of the Version to be Published
7. Supervision, Funding Acquisition
8. Other Contribution (if applicable please specify contribution)

Sample author contribution statement:
Please indicate each author’s initials next to the appropriate category in the following manner.
Author1 Contributed to study conception and/or design, Data collection, processing and performing experiment, analysis and interpretation of results, draft Manuscript preparation and visualization. Author2 Contributed to critical revision or editing the article, final approval of the version to be published, supervision. Author3 Contributed to Medical (Disease features and severity) terms suggestions, ground truths verification for experiment. Author4 Contributed to medical experiment supervision, final approval of the version to be published and supervision.

The corresponding author of a published manuscript must submit their Open Researcher and Contributor Identifier (ORCID) id; co-authors are urged to do the same as part of our efforts to increase transparency and unambiguous attribution of academic contributions.

An author who has changed their name for any reason—including a gender transition or a conversion to a different religion—may ask that their name, pronouns, and other pertinent biographical information be updated in manuscript that were published before the change. The author may elect to have this adjustment made by sending an email with the appropriate subject line, which should include the title of the work and the year it was published.