Closed davidwhogg closed 6 years ago
I'm all for that punchline ending, but apparently equations don't count towards the word limit, at least according to their word count tool!
On Wed, Oct 25, 2017, 9:58 PM David W. Hogg notifications@github.com wrote:
I say (and I say this in an \alltodo{}): Drop most of the math, call out to various identities and deep ideas in math (like convos of Gaussians are Gaussians), and use the liberated word count to add a final implications section which says various things of importance about what this MEANS for data analysis and what capabilities it makes. Oh and when the solution will be fast.
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I'm inclined to keep the math for now and just add more words. We can edit later if we need to. I think that the equations are important for the pedagogical impact.
First author's call. I just want the main result, which (IMO) is the Gaussian with (C + ALA), to appear clearly as the result. As in: The message of the paper should be: Simple Result! not Complex math!. Right now it is easy to miss the main result in a skim.
Understood. That makes sense. Maybe we can have an appendix in our note.... On Thu, Oct 26, 2017 at 8:21 AM David W. Hogg notifications@github.com wrote:
First author's call. I just want the main result, which (IMO) is the Gaussian with (C + ALA), to appear clearly as the result. As in: The message of the paper should be: Simple Result! not Complex math!. Right now it is easy to miss the main result in a skim.
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LOVE IT. Four sections and an appendix, plus acks and refs, and <1000 words.
Done.
~1000 words (maybe a few over.......)
I say (and I say this in an
\alltodo{}
): Drop most of the math, call out to various identities and deep ideas in math (like convos of Gaussians are Gaussians), and use the liberated word count to add a final implications section which says various things of importance about what this MEANS for data analysis and what capabilities it makes. Oh and when the solution will be fast.