Research Practicum in Artificial Intelligence
Jinho D. Choi
  • Overview
    • Syllabus
    • Schedule
    • Discussions
  • Speed Dating
    • Profiles
  • Faculty Interests
    • AI Faculty
  • Research Areas
    • AI Conferences
  • Task Selection
  • Introduction
    • Motivation
    • Overview
    • Exercise
  • Related Work
    • Literature Review
    • Exercise
  • Approach
    • Algorithm Development
    • Model Design
    • Data Creation
  • Research Challenges
  • Experiments
    • Datasets
    • Models
    • Results
    • 5.4. Homework
  • Analysis
    • Performance Analysis
    • Error Analysis
    • Discussions
    • 6.4. Homework
  • Conclusion & Abstract
    • Conclusion
    • Title & Abstract
  • Peer Review
  • Presentations
  • Team Projects
    • Fall 2023
    • Fall 2022
  • Assignments
    • HW1: Speed Dating
    • HW2: Research Areas
    • HW3: Team Promotion
    • HW4: Introduction
    • HW5: Related Work
    • HW6: Approach
    • HW7: Experiments
    • HW8: Analysis
    • HW9: Conclusion & Abstract
    • HW10: Peer Review
    • Team Project
  • Supplementary
    • LaTex Guidelines
      • Getting Started
      • File Structure
      • Packages
      • References
      • Paragraphs
      • Labels
      • Tables
      • Figures
      • Lists
    • Writing Tips
    • Progress Reports
    • Team Promotion
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Approach

This chapter guides you to write the approach section.

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Content

Typically, it is better to write the approach section as abstract as possible so your methods become generalizable for many tasks. For example, even if you use as an encocder but your approach can take any transformer as an encoder, it is better to denote that your method uses a transformer as an encoder instead of BERT.

Algorithm Development
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