Reviewer Name: Paper Title: Authors: 1. Short summary of the paper (in your own words) 2. What are the major contributions of the paper? ORGANIZATION / PRESENTATION 1. Do the title and abstract provide a clear, accurate indication of the material presented? 2. Does the paper provide clear motivation for the problem and the proposed solution or approach? 3. Is there sufficient background material appropriate for the target audience? 4. Can the structural organization of the paper be improved? 5. Can the literary style of the paper be improved? 6. Are the descriptions, definitions, examples, figures, and tables adequate and clearly presented? Do they aid the understanding of the problem and the proposed solutions? CONTENT 1. Is the paper technically sound? Is the technical depth of the paper adequate? 2. Does the paper contain novel and original solutions, approaches, experiments, or insights? 3. Does the paper represent a significant contribution in this area of research? 4. Are the claims and arguments clearly presented and justified? 5. Are the proposed solutions, approaches, and claims properly and adequately evaluated? 6. Have the primary results and conclusions been adequately and convincingly assessed or verified? 7. Does the paper provide sufficient review of literature and prior work related to the problem? Has the proposed approach/solution been clearly placed in the context of prior work? 8. Has the author clearly expressed the limitations of the research and the approach? 9. Does the paper provide sufficient discussion of the implications the research and subsequent or future work? EVALUATION SUMMARY 1. Provide a rating from 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent) for each of the following categories: - Technical Quality and Soundness - Originality and Novelty - Significance of Results - Rigor of Arguments - Clarity of Presentation - Organization - Literary Style - References and Background Information 2. Provide a short summary of the positive and negative aspects of paper. 3. Your overall evaluation of the paper (select one): o strong reject (paper is seriously deficient in important areas) o reject (paper is not of sufficient quality to warrant publication) o revise (paper is in need of significant improvements and revisions) o accept (paper has no major flaws; some revisions may be necessary) o strong accept (paper is of highest quality; little change is necessary) ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Provide any additional comments, suggestions, or corrections that you feel the authors should address in a revision of their paper.