Paper: Carmina: Introducing Programming to Latin Poetry - #1115
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Inviting reviewers: guha.anshuman@gmail.com (@SimplyAnshuman) and dhwanit16@gmail.com |
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@infinite0x20 - Thanks for the submission. No problem that it came in as a rough draft. We are asking authors to complete their final drafts by July 10 at the latest, so reviewers have plenty of time to provide feedback. If you are still working on the draft at that point, make sure you communicate with your reviewers so you are all on the same page!
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@anacomesana will serve as editor for this paper. |
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Thanks for having me as a reviewer on this paper. I will provide my detailed feedback in the next 2-3 days. |
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@infinite0x20 - However, this might increase the complexity of the tool |
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@SimplyAnshuman Yes, I'm hoping to support other meters in the future! For now, we started with dactylic hexameter since it's one of the most commonly forms (and often the one that folks first learn to scan). Thank you for your comment! |
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@infinite0x20 - Can we possibly explore using NLP techniques to improve scansion accuracy? This can help identify subtle patterns in poetry data and can adapt to different authors' styles and ambiguous syllabic lengths. Transformer models can help capture contextual nuances. |
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@infinite0x20 - please make all edits and updates to this work by EOD today (09/10/2025). We notice there are some checks that do not pass, and templates are not overwritten with your content. Failure to make edits might risk publication. |
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@ameyxd Unfortunately I do not think I will be able to finish this paper. Is there a way for me to withdraw my draft? Thank you. |
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@infinite0x20 I'm sorry to hear you won't be able to finish the paper, I have marked this submission as withdrawn. Thank you for your effort in getting this started, and we hope to see your work in a future SciPy Proceedings! |
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@anacomesana I was able to submit my poster instead as a presentation; thank you again for your understanding and support! May I close this request? |
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Very very very rough draft of the article. While writing, I discovered some bugs in the source code that needed to be fixed before I could include code demonstrations / snippets in the article. This unfortunately hindered my writing progress, but I hope to have those bugs fixed in the next couple of days so that I can add more substantially to the article!
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