Is too `creative' language acceptable in crystallography?

Is too ‘creative’ language acceptable in crystallography?

While figures of speech are often useful and even educational, flashy titles combined with hyperbolae and imprecise language can mislead or deceive non-specialist readers and should therefore be avoided. The possibility of such confusion exists when poorly defined terms like ;structure quality' or ;super-resolution' are used to describe a protein structure.

Let ’ s not get too creative !

This short position paper urges researchers to assume that existing research on creativity evaluation should form the basis for establishing computable metrics: what already exists, even if it is not obviously computable, should be examined carefully.

Creative Natural Language Processing

Dealing with creative language and in particular with affective, persuasive and even humorous language has often been considered outside the scope of computational linguistics. Nonetheless it is possible to exploit current NLP techniques starting some explorations about it. We briefly review some computational experiences about these typical creative genres. Then we will talk about the exploita...

Emotions and creative language

Dealing with creative language and in particular with affective, persuasive and possibly humorous language has been considered outside the scope of computational linguistics. Nonetheless it is possible to exploit current NLP techniques starting some explorations about it. We briefly review some computational experience about these typical creative genres. In particular we will focus on research...

Language and hybrids: too many answers for too few questions.