AAAI Supplementary

AAAI Supplementary

Use this when deciding what belongs in the main paper, technical appendix, multimedia appendix, or code/data ZIP. AAAI supplementary material is due with the paper and should be treated as immutable once submitted unless current instructions say otherwise.

Supplement structure

• Keep the central contribution, method, core results, and checklist-relevant evidence in the main paper.
• Put proofs, extra ablations, extended qualitative examples, implementation details, and additional error analysis in the technical appendix.
• Put videos, audio, interactive demos, or visualizations in a multimedia appendix only when they are technically necessary.
• Put scripts, datasets, logs, model configs, and checkpoints in code/data ZIPs.
• Add a compact appendix map so reviewers can find support for each disputed claim.

Anonymity and immutability

• Remove identity from file names, metadata, paths, Git history, author comments, and license headers.
• Do not use web pointers for extra material if current AAAI rules disallow them.
• Submit final, uncorrupted files. Do not rely on rebuttal to repair missing content.
• Keep the supplement consistent with the reproducibility checklist.

Where each item belongs

A broad-AI reviewer will skim the appendix, not study it, so placement decides whether evidence is actually seen. Anything a claim depends on belongs in the main paper; the appendix only deepens it.

Reviewer-pushback patterns