AI IEEE Conference Paper Draft
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I’m preparing an IEEE-format conference submission in Computer Science, with an applied-research focus on Artificial Intelligence, and I need a seasoned technical writer to craft the complete manuscript from scratch.
The draft must follow every IEEE guideline: 5-7 pages in double-column layout, original text kept below 10 % overall similarity (each single source < 3 %). To keep the work visually and analytically strong, I also expect high-resolution colour figures you redraw yourself, a balanced mix of graphs and tables, rigorous equations, at least one concise algorithm description, and a solid bibliography drawn from reputable journals.
Deliverables
• Camera-ready IEEE paper (Word or LaTeX)
• 3–6 original colour diagrams
• 6 total graphs/tables in any valid split
• 7–10 numbered equations plus 1–2 algorithms
• 15–20 properly formatted references (IEEE style)
• Turnitin or iThenticate report proving < 10 % overlap
• Source files for all visuals
Absolutely no AI-generated wording or code may appear in the manuscript; everything must be produced manually and fully traceable. If you have demonstrable experience authoring peer-reviewed AI papers, let me see a prior sample and outline how you’ll meet the above checkpoints and schedule.
The draft must follow every IEEE guideline: 5-7 pages in double-column layout, original text kept below 10 % overall similarity (each single source < 3 %). To keep the work visually and analytically strong, I also expect high-resolution colour figures you redraw yourself, a balanced mix of graphs and tables, rigorous equations, at least one concise algorithm description, and a solid bibliography drawn from reputable journals.
Deliverables
• Camera-ready IEEE paper (Word or LaTeX)
• 3–6 original colour diagrams
• 6 total graphs/tables in any valid split
• 7–10 numbered equations plus 1–2 algorithms
• 15–20 properly formatted references (IEEE style)
• Turnitin or iThenticate report proving < 10 % overlap
• Source files for all visuals
Absolutely no AI-generated wording or code may appear in the manuscript; everything must be produced manually and fully traceable. If you have demonstrable experience authoring peer-reviewed AI papers, let me see a prior sample and outline how you’ll meet the above checkpoints and schedule.