Pattern Recognition and Image Analysis: Advances in Mathematical Theory and Applications is a per reviewed international journal featuring top papers in pattern recognition, image recognition, analysis, understanding, and processing.
Of the options offered, all GPs and practice managers interviewed were in agreement that £350 (€411, US$538) upfront and £15 (€18, US$23) per review best struck the balance between gaining attention and incentivising payment-per-review.
GPs were asked about how any financial incentive should be structured, and different balances between up-front payments and payment-per-review were discussed.
One publisher who did not want to be named pointed out that the costs could add up: If there were three reviews per paper and reviewers were paid $500 per review, then a journal like Nature, which reviewed 10,000 papers last year, would end up paying some $15 million annually for the review process.
Scouts typically earn between 5p and 25p per review.
For every bad review left on any website, the group organiser will be charged a maximum £100 per review".
Each report receives 50,000 comments – more than 1,000 comments per chapter, per review round (three are three review rounds for each chapter).
The small print on the Broadway's booking document stated: "For every bad review left on any website, the group organiser will be charged a maximum £100 per review".
At an average of two minutes per review, that makes six whole hours spent watching slow motion replays and muttering things like "… well, you can't really see from that angle".
So now we are now charging a fee of $95.00 per review and subsequent postings.
