ARGUS-Thesis

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about the audit process.

Will ARGUS-Thesis guarantee my paper gets accepted?

No. ARGUS-Thesis validates your methodology and logical consistency. It does NOT guarantee acceptance—journals care about novelty, impact, and empirical results too.

However, ARGUS-Thesis DOES help you:

  • Identify fatal logical flaws before peer review
  • Strengthen weak premises that reviewers would attack
  • Clarify claims so reviewers can't misinterpret

"ARGUS-Thesis can't make your paper innovative. But it CAN prevent rejection due to careless mistakes or logical inconsistency."

What if ARGUS-Thesis doesn't find any problems?

That's good news. It means:

  • Your logical consistency is strong
  • Your claims are well-bounded and defensible
  • You're ready for peer review

ARGUS-Thesis isn't a rubber stamp. If it passes your work, you can defend every claim.

What if ARGUS-Thesis REJECTS all my claims?

This happens occasionally with overstated claims. It's actually valuable—better to know before journal submission.

Typical Turnaround Path:

  1. Run audit, get REJECTED verdicts
  2. Revise claims (narrow scope, add evidence)
  3. Re-run ARGUS-Thesis, get ACCEPTED or REVISE
  4. Iterate until confidence is high

How many times should I run ARGUS-Thesis on my paper?

We recommend a 3-stage process:

  • First draft: 1-2 audits (find major issues)
  • After revisions: 1 audit (validate improvements)
  • Pre-submission: 1 final audit (confidence check)