ASE Paper & Artifact Splitter
Optimizes content distribution between the 10-page ASE conference paper body and supplementary artifacts using decision-criticality rules.
ASE Paper & Artifact Splitter guides researchers in organizing IEEE/ACM Automated Software Engineering (ASE) conference submissions within the strict 10+2 page limit. By applying the decision-criticality principle, it ensures that all evidence necessary for paper acceptance—including core techniques, baseline comparisons, headline evaluations, and primary ablations—remains strictly inside the self-contained 10-page body. It also structures supplementary artifacts, recommends space-recovery strategies, and validates double-anonymous compliance across all materials.
Key Features
01Categorizes technical assets into main paper content versus reproduction artifacts
02Enforces the decision-criticality rule to keep acceptance-deciding evidence in the 10-page body
03Ensures double-anonymous compliance across supplementary data, logs, and file paths
04Provides targeted space-recovery moves for figures, tables, prose, and configuration details
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06Validates mandatory Data Availability Statement placement within the 10-page budget
Use Cases
01Preparing and budgeting submissions for the IEEE/ACM ASE conference
02Sanitizing supplementary materials and research artifacts for double-anonymous review
03Refactoring an over-length software engineering paper to fit the 10-page main body limit