I am still not sure about the difference between abstract and extended abstract in computer science? how are major differences and features for each type? what is the writing style for each type?
Calling a submission an extended abstract reserves the authors' right to submit a full version of the same paper to a another outlet. Otherwise, it is identical to a a relatively short paper. The attached link contains some good advice.
Abstract means shortly explain your imporrtant points and viesw whereas extended abstract means give detail knowledge with references of your research subject.
If that is the case, then what is the difference between extended abstract and full paper? Is the extended abstract shorter version of the full paper?
Calling a submission an extended abstract reserves the authors' right to submit a full version of the same paper to a another outlet. Otherwise, it is identical to a a relatively short paper. The attached link contains some good advice.
Abstract means essence or summary. Instead of using the term 'extended abstract', we can request for full-length paper limited to 2 or 3 or 4 pages. This avoids confusion.
Extended Abstract is the paraphrased version of your full paper as mentioned Barbara Birli min 800 words and max 12 words.
If you are attending a conference, they request to create an extended version of your current article that you submitted for publication.
In such way you will have 2 publications at the end of the day from same article.
Extended abstract is a short version of the paper and is a promise of what will be delivered.
• Often written in the future tense – as it describes what will be delivered, not what currently exists.
• Should contain information on:
– Scene setting (places work in context)
– Outline Contents (Structure)
– Particular Highlights
• Plus
– A good title (can help get attention )
• Initial references (to give an indication of the quality of
research and support the proposed contents of the paper).
I think this link could help
https://www.squ.edu.om/Portals/31/PD&R/Research/Documents/Extended%20abstract,%20Last%20updated%20on%2012%20September%202013.pdf
An abstract is typically a summarized version of a full research paper usually in about 250 - 300 words in length. An extended abstract is a mix of a typical abstract and a full paper ie it is more than a full paper and and shorter than an abstract in length. The key striking difference between an abstract and an extended abstract lies in the length of the content and the fact that extended abstract is supported by relevant used references in the work.
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