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What are your thoughts on including pseudocode within the paper directly? It seems to clear up some of the ambiguities while adding brevity since it doesn't pro
by bumby 5y ago
What are your thoughts on including pseudocode within the paper directly? It seems to clear up some of the ambiguities while adding brevity since it doesn't provide the somewhat frivolous details of implementation. I think it also limits some of the potential stylistic critiques.
- UncleOxidant 5y agoIt's not a bad idea to include pseudocode, but my pet peeve is that there's really no standard for pseudocode. I tend to write pseudocode that looks like python. I did that in an internal paper for a group I worked in a few years back and the manager of the group made me change it to look more like C (complete with for loops as: for(i=0; i<x; i++) which made no sense to me).
- bumby 5y agoOh, haha, then disregard my intuition that it would help avoid stylistic critiques :-)