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The point is, it's helpful if the reader can evaluate just how faithful the transformation is vis-a-vis the original.
by savolai 5y ago
The point is, it's helpful if the reader can evaluate just how faithful the transformation is vis-a-vis the original.
- amitport 5y agoHelpful, interesting, yes. BUT not a real critique on this paper which specifically does not claim anything regarding similarity with the original. This happens a lot with junior peer reviewers, they focus more on what the paper isn't or could be instead of what's actually there.
- savolai 5y agoSure, if you are evaluating at whether the claims are accurate on that level of precision, similarity may not be relevant. However for the rest of us, evaluating whether the work is relevant in the surrounding world really is important. And for that, resemblance to originals is critical in some use cases. I.e. we're evaluating a fit for specific use cases. Do you believe that is not a useful discussion?