Scientific Statement

INTI TALAFA is deeply committed to upholding the highest standards of scientific rigor, academic integrity, and research novelty.

The Editorial Board strictly requires all published manuscripts to make a clear theoretical contribution or a significant practical impact on the field of Computer Science and Informatics Engineering. To ensure the advancement of scientific knowledge, every submission is evaluated based on the following core scientific principles:

1. Methodological Validity: Research must be grounded in the scientific method, utilizing robust, appropriate, and transparent methodologies.

2. Reproducibility: Algorithms, data sets, and experimental setups must be described in sufficient detail to allow other researchers to replicate the study and verify the results.

3. State-of-the-Art Relevance: The research must address a clear gap in the current literature, supported by a comprehensive review of recent primary sources.

4. Analytical Depth: We strictly decline submissions that merely present descriptive data or software manuals without providing an in-depth scientific analysis, evaluation, and comparative discussion against previous studies.