Thanks for pointing out that description. That makes it more definite.
After going through the article types, I had concluded that they accept primarily review articles. However, I came across manuscripts that are not reviews and propose novel methods. For example, this one is tagged "Articles" (not Method Review, or Problem Solving Protocol) https://academic.oup.com/bib/advance-article/doi/10.1093/bib/bbaa354/6046058?searchresult=1), and based on the abstract seems to be proposing a new algorithm. The snippet is below:
"In this paper, based on a convolutional neural network and a deep forest algorithm, multi-grained cascade forest (GcForest), we propose a novel deep fusion learning framework, GcForest fusion method (GCFM), to classify alignments of ncRNA sequences for accurate clustering of ncRNAs. GCFM integrates a multi-view structure feature representation including sequence-structure alignment encoding, structure image representation and shape alignment encoding of structural subunits, enabling us to capture the potential specificity between ncRNAs."
I cannot answer your question, but I wondered, are you asking because you consider submitting there ? If so, I would suggest sending the editor a presubmission inquiry (incuding an abstract of your manuscript). The editor should be able to quickly tell you under what category your article will fit best (or if it is completely out of the journal scope).
Yes, I was trying to submit. I e-mailed them but didn't send them an abstract. May be pre-submission inquiry is faster.
Thanks!