Submission and camera-ready papers should follow the JDS paper template. The JDS template is a single-column, 10pt font, 25-page template. An unlimited appendix is allowed. Note that 25 pages is the upper limit allowed. There is no lower limit.
To promote diversity, inclusion, and fairness, JDS utilizes double-blind reviewing. Authors should not put their names in their submissions and should do a reasonable effort to anonymize the paper and any additional resources they provide (code/data) accordingly. Papers that obviously violate double-blind practices will not be reviewed
The significance statement needs to be in non-expert language so that it is accessible by everyone in the diverse communities of JDS. We expect the significance statement to describe the problem solved, why it is important, why it is hard, the limitations in existing work, the core idea towards the solution, and the potential impact in other areas of data science. The significance statement should be 2-3 short paragraphs. Once a paper is accepted the authors will receive feedback on the significance statement for their final version.
Publicly accessible repositories for the data and code used in the paper.
