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June 08, 2018

Reading Research papers

Very insightful, practical and detailed. Its all about focus, repetitive efforts and passion to learn. Amazing lecture.

From Siraj Session - Link

Goal Oriented Reading Strategy

Phase I
  • Read title, Abstract 
  • Use as Overview
  • Skim through sections / sub sections
  • No math in Pass I
  • Correlate to known learning's
  • Related Papers
Phase II
  • Understand Mathematics
  • Get Concept of Maths Formula
  • Evaluate reports, repeatable results
  • Download code repository
  • Replicate results
  • Additional resources on web to summarize texts
  • Output - Notes, Helper Images
Phase III
  • Maths
  • Every detail of Math
  • Break down equations
  • Wikipedia references
  • Replicate paper programmatically using equations / settings
Key is 'Never Give Up', 'Turn your frustrations into Fuel', 'Ask for Help'

How to Write a Research Paper

From Siraj Session - Link
  • Remind to Stay Positive and Belief
  • Start with Questions to arrive at Topic
  • Broad / Specific
  • Find answers for those questions
  • Well articulated and laser focussed on solution for problem
  • Collect data on topic
  • Remember to search through variey of sources, critical in assessment
  • Start Learning from Sources
  • Make Generalizations
  • Find common ideas across projects
  • Synthesis of Data
  • Use it as Thesis
  • Defend belief based on series of compelling experiments
  • Ask for validation
  • Get Super basic functional baseline
  • Write outline from common subsections between different papers
  • Generalized form of different papers
  • Sections for your projects
  • Document research process and results
  • 5 to 10 Pages ideal length
  • Never Plagarize
  • Omnigraph, inscape
Happy Learning, Reading and Writing!!!

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