How much work in progress can a workshop submission be [R]
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Hi,
let's suppose I am working on an algorithm that uses principles x to solve problems A and B. I already implemented a very basic algorithm that used principle "x mini" to just solve problem A, ran experiments, but have not yet implemented the full one to solve A and B. I must say the algorithm to just solve A is not that novel and only the one that solves A and B would be.
Is this enough for a workshop submission? I want to submit the algorithm I already have, results and then the plan for the algorithm to implement A and B and the mathematics behind that.
Thanks
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