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What makes a question a research level question? (aka why was my question put on hold)
Recently, I asked this question on TCS.SE, but it was closed on the pretext that it was not a research-level question. However, I don't understand what makes it "a not research-level question". It has ...
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Project topic questions and tag
There is a recent posts about project topic that has already generated 3 answers:
Advantages and specific applications of massively parallel programming thesis idea
I thought this was against our ...
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How can I improve my question about interest in ontology?
I asked a real question (https://cstheory.stackexchange.com/q/22374/22752) and it has been downvoted at least twice with no comments. Any suggestions as to how I can improve it to get a valid answer? ...
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In which way this question is a research level?
I flagged this question as needs moderator attention and in my reason I wrote, is not a research level, but moderator rejected the flag. I want to know in which way someone can consider it as a ...
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Can someone migrate [specific question on main]?
Can someone migrate this question to either cs.stackexchange or stackoverflow?
10 or so hours ago I flagged it as off topic because I wasn't allowed
to suggest cs.stackexchange as a migration target,...
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Should the question about structure of resolution proofs be closed?
This is request for comment from the community regarding the following question:
in SAT resolution proofs, are all DAGs possible?
Is the question in its current form suitable for the site?
If it is ...
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Would a question on designing a compression algorithm belong on CSTheory?
Some time ago, I asked Compression of domain names on StackOverflow.
I've been wondering whether it wouldn't be more suited to CSTheory, but when I suggested to the SO mods that it be migrated the ...
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About "Are there any known barriers to use some approach for solving P vs. NP?"
This is about the following question:
https://cstheory.stackexchange.com/questions/5162/are-there-any-known-barriers-to-use-some-approach-for-solving-p-vs-np
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On conventions for citation, acknowledgement and authorship
Is it worth editing this question to make it less provocative and more TCS-centric ? In other words, if such edits (what kind?) were made, would the question be valuable ?
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Support vector machines in target motion analysis: relevant to CS theory?
We have a question on Physics, Target motion analysis (TMA), zig-zag navy maneuvers & Suport vector machines (SVM), which is off topic there, but a couple people have suggested it might fit here. ...
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About user Anonymous Coward
This user seems to be the same one on MO which has posted several questions on MathOverflow without following them up and the questions are left there.
Now the user has started doing the same thing ...
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"Research" Level
This question is on rewriting of the automata theory question.
I am at a loss to understand this extensive rewriting of the question to make it look "research" level. In the process a certain ...
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Please cancel the migration of “All pairs shortest path in undirected and unweighted graphs”
Question: All pairs shortest path in undirected and unweighted graphs
As discussed in another thread, the question linked above had been migrated to math.stackexchange.com and the decision of ...
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Why was "All pairs shortest path in undirected and unweighted graphs" closed and migrated?
The question (which was "banished" to Math.SE) asks if there is a better solution to APSP than running BFS from each node. That is equivalent to asking if there is an algorithm that runs in less than $...
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Discussions on errors in papers
The consensus seems to be that if people find errors in papers, they should contact the author directly, not post a question here.
Unfortunately, it seems that we haven't enforced this policy in this ...
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About the closing status of "Binary - How does it work?"
This is about this question, which was closed as "not a real question".
First off, I apologize if this question(?) doesn't belong here on meta; I didn't know where else to put this forward.
So my "...
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We should stop claiming that this website is “research-level”
Question: Algorithm to sort pairs of numbers.
I believe that this question is at the level of midterm/final exams in an algorithm course and not at the level of research. Given the positive comment ...
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Are my questions acceptable here
My questions are about some concepts of programming language. I was wondering if such questions are unacceptable here?
For example,
One is "Understand foreign function
interface (FFI) and language
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About "If you could rename dynamic programming…"
This is about the following question:
If you could rename dynamic programming...
It seems to me that this is a bad subjective question since it doesn't satisfy any of the 6 items of the guideline ...
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Question “How do you call a subsequence of consecutive elements ?”
Question: How do you call a subsequence of consecutive elements ?
I guess that many people working in TCS have once wished for concise and unambiguous terms for “contiguous subsequence” and “not ...
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Ph.D Schools "focusing" on theory
There's a rollback extravaganza happening on this question. There are a number of problems in the question, and foolishly I contributed to this by even answering.
There are multiple questions within ...
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