# HW5: Related Work

## Writing

* Compose the **Related Work section** of your research paper in your team's Overleaf project.
* Aim for 50 - 100 lines.
* Upload a PDF of your draft, including the Related Work section, to Canvas.

## Contribution

Provide a breakdown of each team member's contribution to this writing on Canvas as follows:

1. Use the Text Entry feature on Canvas to submit your response.
2. List all team members who contributed to the writing.
3. Next to each team member's name, indicate their contribution as a percentage of the total effort.
4. Ensure that the percentages for all team members sum up to 100%.

## Rubric

* **Comprehensiveness** (2 points)
  * Covers a wide range of relevant literature in the field.
  * Includes both seminal works and recent developments.
* **Appropriateness** (1 point)
  * Cited works are directly relevant to the research task.
  * Selected literature is significant within the field of study.
* **Categorization** (1 point)
  * Related works are organized into logical, coherent categories.
  * Categories reflect meaningful distinctions or themes in the literature.
* **Description** (2 points)
  * Clear and concise explanations of each work's methodology.
  * Accurate representation of each work's main contributions to the field.
* **Limitation** (1 point)
  * Identifies and discusses limitations or gaps in existing works.
  * Provides balanced critique of previous research.
* **Distinction** (2 points)
  * Clearly articulates how the current work differs from previous research.
  * Highlights the unique contributions or advancements of the current study.


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