# Title & Abstract

## Title

It is a common practice to have the main title (with catchy words) describing the overall objective and the secondary title (with specific terms) indicating the key methods.

## Abstract

The abstract is the face of the paper that will get readers interested in your work.  Make sure that the writing in the abstract does not seem redundant to the one in the introduction although their contents may overlap.

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Describe the importance and/or progress of your task:

> YOUR TASK has been heavily explored due to its IMPORTANCE.
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> APPROACH has achieved remarkable results on YOUR TASK.

Indicate the main challenges you address in this work:

> However, CHALLENGES still have not been resolved.

Introduce the main gist of your work

> This paper presents YOUR APPROACH that uses METHODS.

Describe how your methods can overcome the challenges:

> METHOD 1 and METHOD 2 are used to overcome CHALLENGE 1.
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> METHOD 3 are used to overcome CHALLENGE 2.

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Group methods addressing the same challenge and give more specifics if needed.
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Illustrate the experimental design:

> Our models are experimented on DATASETS.

Summarize the key findings:

> Our best MODEL achieves the state-of-the-art accuracy of ##.#% and shows strengths in ASPECTS.

Emphasize the main contribution of the paper:

> To the best of our knowledge, it is the first work to ...
>
> Our resource is useful for ...
