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==Paper Layout== | |||
Most full papers have the following layout. | |||
===Abstract=== | |||
* Brief introduction of the problem and motivation. | |||
* 1-2 sentences of your method and evaluation. | |||
* 1-2 sentences of your findings. | |||
===Introduction=== | |||
The main goal here is to present the problem and convince the reader that the problem is interesting, important, and yet-to-be-solved. | |||
===Related Works=== | |||
Some authors put this section near the end but this is just a brief survey of the field. | |||
Make sure to cite all the important papers in the field and some newer ones to show that the area is still relevant. | |||
Try to also cite who you think will be reviewers. Do not criticize other works too specifically since they may be your reviewers. | |||
I.e. Don't say "Li et al. does X but fails to consider Y." | |||
At the end, you can add a paragraph about what advantage of your method has compared to existing works. | |||
===Method=== | |||
===Evaluation=== | |||
===Conclusion=== | |||