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Publishing a research paper is a crucial part of research in academia. Based on the subject or research domain and the nature of an article, we aim to publish our findings at a conference or a journal like ACM or IEEE Transactions (journal home example link). Thus, knowing the important conference deadlines in your research … Read more
In the scientific community, particularly in fields like computer science and machine learning, a common and valuable exercise for students and researchers is to implement a published paper. This process deepens understanding and verifies the original work’s claims. However, a crucial question often arises: Is the successful implementation of an existing algorithm or model, by … Read more
Yes, we can publish a paper without peer review from a conference. I can think of at least two alternatives: (i) non-commercial preprint servers on arXiv, bioarXiv, and (ii) journals or ACM/IEEE Transactions. You can read about the submission guidelines of arXiv here. arXiv is the most popular preprint server used in the machine learning … Read more
While writing an academic paper in Latex, you will definitely need to learn to use references for linking different sections of your paper like subsections, tables, or figures, or for citing an external resource like a paper, website, or codebase. In Latex, there are broadly three types of references: bibliographic citations, cross-references, and keyword shortcuts. … Read more
After you have gone through the gruesome as well as the exciting task of completing your experiments and getting somewhat positive results for your research publication(maybe even your first). The next step is to prepare it for paper submission at a conference or journal. By now, you should have a working Latex environment and the … Read more