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"## What is a machine learning research paper?\n",
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"A machine learning research paper is a scientific paper that details findings of a research group on a specific area.\n",
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"| **Conclusion** | What are the limitations of the suggested methods? What are some next steps for the research community? |\n",
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"| **References** | What resources/other papers did the researchers look at to build their own body of work? |\n",
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"A machine learning research paper is a scientific paper that details findings of a research group on a specific area.\n",
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"| **Results** | What are the outcomes of the paper? If a new type of model or training setup was used, how did the results of findings compare to previous works? (this is where **experiment tracking** comes in handy) |\n",
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"| **Conclusion** | What are the limitations of the suggested methods? What are some next steps for the research community? |\n",
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