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Often times, the style of documents requires capitalization of words or phrases in titles and captions. Examples would be
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Titles and Captions
deep learning
Deep Learning
hidden Markov model
Hidden Markov Model
sequence to sequence
Sequence to Sequence
This, however, is not (fully) supported by the package: As of now, only the first letter of the first word in a phrase can be capitalized but not every word's first letter or some words' first letters. Therefore, I suggest
adding a package flag for enabling automatic capitalization of any word in an acronym phrase when in a title or caption environment,
adding a flag to all existing commands entering the long form of acronyms inside text or adding likewise new commands to manually force the use of the capitalized form, and
adding an optional field to the \acro command to specify notations where not all words in the phrase (like for "sequence to sequence" / "Sequence to Sequence") are capitalized.
Thanks.
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Often times, the style of documents requires capitalization of words or phrases in titles and captions. Examples would be
This, however, is not (fully) supported by the package: As of now, only the first letter of the first word in a phrase can be capitalized but not every word's first letter or some words' first letters. Therefore, I suggest
\acro
command to specify notations where not all words in the phrase (like for "sequence to sequence" / "Sequence to Sequence") are capitalized.Thanks.
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: