The NEJSDS is the official journal of the New England Statistical Society (NESS). The aims of the journal are to serve as an interface between statistics and other disciplines in data science, to encourage researchers to exchange innovative ideas, and to promote data science methods to the general scientific community. The journal publishes high quality original research, novel applications, and timely review articles in all aspects of data science, including (but not limited to) all areas of statistical methodology, methods of machine learning, and artificial intelligence, novel algorithms, computational methods, data management and manipulation, applications of data science methods, among others. We encourage authors to submit collaborative work driven by real life problems posed by researchers, administrators, educators, or other stakeholders, and which require original and innovative solutions from data scientists.

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The Journal of Sports Betting focuses on analytical and practical results in sports betting and horse racing. The Journal is managed, edited, reviewed, and published at Researchers.One and all costs and fees are sponsored by Analytics.Bet so there are no submission, publication, or other charges.

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The Journal of Sports Betting welcomes submissions on topics involving sports betting and horse racing. Submissions may be theoretical or empirical. High quality review papers may also be considered. Practical applications and implications are critical. Submissions may be of any length and may follow any standard academic format and style guide. Submissions accompanied by code and data receive priority consideration.

The Peerless Review is an experimental journal that publishes qualitative research in the humanities and social sciences – especially scholarship that touches on controversial topics that might not pass the ideological litmus test of a politicized peer review process. New academic work from any discipline in the humanities or social sciences is welcome, and submissions that address topics of interest to scholars in multiple fields are especially encouraged. The journal is published online through an affiliation with Researchers One and their growing network of scholarly publications.

A journal for scientific testing and inquiry considering submissions in a wide range of fields and from all researchers worldwide.