*My takeaways:* 1. The works that just have novelty is not enough in computer science, they must also be useful 2:13 2. Research paper is used to convey ideas 5:03 3. The speaker suggests PhD students do not rely on high-risk ideas that may be useful in 50 years 8:18 4. One idea per paper 9:30 5. Start to write early, and use the paper to guide what you should do in experiments, and to help your understanding 11:20 6. Start from a simple idea 13:35 7. The structure and content of a paper 16:08 - Abstract, title 18:00 - Introduction 21:20: problem and contribution - Related work 30:50 and 42:25 - Main parts 38:07: ideas - Conclusion and future work 47:30 8. Q&A 48:30
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I couldn’t agree more. And all the heavy lifting is done before you even begin seriously writing. It begins in the preparation work and brainstorming. Here’s a fantastic intro to how to prepare for a great research paper: m.th-cam.com/video/5z_iaQmdCBg/w-d-xo.html
43:14 “If I have love, and I give you love, do I has less love? No! Love is an infinitely divisible commodity, that’s what’s so great about it!” This is such a good quote and I love how it came from a lecture about writing computer science papers.
During the last two nights that I've watched this lecture, I've had to pause the video to write paragraphs of my paper. There are so many nuggets of gold in this talk! Thank you Mr. Peyton Jones!!
A helpful talk. He broke down the writing process of a research paper into easy and executables steps. As a research student willing to publish papers, you should watch this at least once.
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I'm a phd student currently drafting my first manuscript for publication to JACS and I feel overwhelmed and like it will never end. Thanks for the video.
a great lecture on scientific writing and on contemporary way of thinking in science. The video is on the list of "required reading (listening :-)" for all my students.
Hello Sir, I think your structure can be matched to normal table of content of research. Can you kindly match between them by completing the list below? 0. Abstract - Abstract 1. Intro /Problem/Idea (Cure?) - Intro 2. Related works - Literature review? 3. Details- Methodology? 4. X- Results? 5. x- Discussion? 6. Conclusion - Conclusion
Go to the web site akademikarama.com. Write a few keywords related to your research topic. First, click the "Tamam" button. (OK) Next, the "Ara" button will appear. (Search) Click on "Ara" button. (Search) A "full text search" is made among millions of academic articles indexed by Google. The listed articles definitely contain the keywords you have written. You can search and find anything in the language you want. All articles on Academia, Scholar, Jstor, Researchgate, Dergipark (TR), Sciencedirect, Sripringer websites.
I feel that "write the paper" in step 2 is too strong of a constraint. It could be - write down a plan for the project. "Write a paper" forces correctness onto the idea, whereas a plan is free to be incorrect and modified. It's also fundamentally challenging to have claimed to have done the work before even starting the work (papers are typically written in such language). It is much more natural to declare a promise of the work. The main objective behind the "model 2" is that the research should be well-motivated, well-defined, and there should be a concrete plan in place. This is just standard practice for good project management, told in a more confusing term of "write the paper". Step 2 could instead be "write down a plan for your project".
This speaker actually makes writing a research paper seem exciting! "The exercise of writing your paper will have made you a better person...Writing the paper is how you develop the idea in the first place." Excellent words. And if you are lost about how to STRUCTURE your research paper, check out our brief tutorial: th-cam.com/video/aO6ipI-d2fw/w-d-xo.html
Im 14 min in and so far ive learned: write about it before you know about and do research later, and feel free to write about weedy, insignificant things - not important things. Sounds legit.... gonna go do my research paper now
*My takeaways:*
1. The works that just have novelty is not enough in computer science, they must also be useful 2:13
2. Research paper is used to convey ideas 5:03
3. The speaker suggests PhD students do not rely on high-risk ideas that may be useful in 50 years 8:18
4. One idea per paper 9:30
5. Start to write early, and use the paper to guide what you should do in experiments, and to help your understanding 11:20
6. Start from a simple idea 13:35
7. The structure and content of a paper 16:08
- Abstract, title 18:00
- Introduction 21:20: problem and contribution
- Related work 30:50 and 42:25
- Main parts 38:07: ideas
- Conclusion and future work 47:30
8. Q&A 48:30
thank you so much!
@@lawrancetsoi2093 You are welcome
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I was dumb lost the account password. I appreciate any tips you can give me!
Thank you Sir!
"writing is a really good way of finding out what you are talking about..." - brilliant
I couldn’t agree more. And all the heavy lifting is done before you even begin seriously writing. It begins in the preparation work and brainstorming.
Here’s a fantastic intro to how to prepare for a great research paper: m.th-cam.com/video/5z_iaQmdCBg/w-d-xo.html
43:14 “If I have love, and I give you love, do I has less love? No! Love is an infinitely divisible commodity, that’s what’s so great about it!” This is such a good quote and I love how it came from a lecture about writing computer science papers.
I think the most precious thing is that you could be easily influenced by his enthusiasm, which always encourages me to open the Tex Studio...
Ideally it should be your idea that motivates you to write it but yeah I agree
For sure, I've just opened it 😂
During the last two nights that I've watched this lecture, I've had to pause the video to write paragraphs of my paper. There are so many nuggets of gold in this talk! Thank you Mr. Peyton Jones!!
6:27 "If you keep your brilliant ideas to yourself and you don't tell anybody, you might as well not have them."
A helpful talk. He broke down the writing process of a research paper into easy and executables steps. As a research student willing to publish papers, you should watch this at least once.
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@@Profkerry TERRIBLE
20 minutes into the video and this gentleman does not have shoes on. I love it.
I'm a phd student currently drafting my first manuscript for publication to JACS and I feel overwhelmed and like it will never end. Thanks for the video.
4 months later: how did it turn out?
Very educative , I learnt alot. Thanks for availing yourself for this great lecture
Guy is good, I didn't even notice he didn't have shoes till the end.
I find this video incredibly helpful!
"Details section: 3 readers" - yes, one is you, another is your supervisor, and the other is the reviewer
A great teacher able to communicate fluently
He's... He's barefoot for the whole talk! Fascinating
He is a great teacher, thank you for making this available!
a great lecture on scientific writing and on contemporary way of thinking in science. The video is on the list of "required reading (listening :-)" for all my students.
Thankyou Dr, Peyton Jones for your valuable guidance
very helpful, I was so discouraged but I kind of feel better
This teaching is so apt and insightful.
Hello Sir, I think your structure can be matched to normal table of content of research. Can you kindly match between them by completing the list below?
0. Abstract - Abstract
1. Intro /Problem/Idea (Cure?) - Intro
2. Related works - Literature review?
3. Details- Methodology?
4. X- Results?
5. x- Discussion?
6. Conclusion - Conclusion
Go to the web site akademikarama.com. Write a few keywords related to your research topic. First, click the "Tamam" button. (OK) Next, the "Ara" button will appear. (Search) Click on "Ara" button. (Search) A "full text search" is made among millions of academic articles indexed by Google. The listed articles definitely contain the keywords you have written. You can search and find anything in the language you want. All articles on Academia, Scholar, Jstor, Researchgate, Dergipark (TR), Sciencedirect, Sripringer websites.
Tried it. Quite amazing.
Is there a posting of the slide deck? Please show me the way! Thank you 😊
My first time to see someone lecturing barefooted.
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No he got socks!
Maybe you were born with shoes on.. 🙄
Wonderful presentation.Very interesting. Thank you Sir 🙏🙏
Useful and informative...one idea one paper
Does someone know where I can find the slides? I found ones from a newer version of the talk but I’m wondering if I can still get the originals too
Been looking for this..thx algorithm.😊
1st comment
Recommended to see this Video Tips
Thank you for entertaining and useful information
recipe for abstract 18:11
Very systematic and helpful outline. He forgot his shoes though...interesting
Very impressive and fruitful video
I feel that "write the paper" in step 2 is too strong of a constraint. It could be - write down a plan for the project. "Write a paper" forces correctness onto the idea, whereas a plan is free to be incorrect and modified.
It's also fundamentally challenging to have claimed to have done the work before even starting the work (papers are typically written in such language). It is much more natural to declare a promise of the work.
The main objective behind the "model 2" is that the research should be well-motivated, well-defined, and there should be a concrete plan in place. This is just standard practice for good project management, told in a more confusing term of "write the paper".
Step 2 could instead be "write down a plan for your project".
Wrong. You don’t write by having a plan. You start writing, then form a plan to fill in the gaps.
17:50 abstracto 4 sentences
Useful talk for researchers.
This lecture is quite helpful and entertaining!
Are the slides available somewhere?
@@Sherlockk99 thanks!!!
Thanks to the community that care about knowledge.
Thank you so much for sharing your insights!!!!
You are excellent and this is veeery helpful thank you Sir
This speaker actually makes writing a research paper seem exciting! "The exercise of writing your paper will have made you a better person...Writing the paper is how you develop the idea in the first place." Excellent words. And if you are lost about how to STRUCTURE your research paper, check out our brief tutorial: th-cam.com/video/aO6ipI-d2fw/w-d-xo.html
now this is inspiring...thanks!
Do you have to have a formal format (cant you put a summary first)
Useful session
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BDK ARTS AND COMMERCE COLLEGE GADHADA
Thanks a lot sir.
Hello prof, please can you share the slides
Very interesting video
Who is speaker?? Please post link of his profile
48:50 *Planted a flag* 😆 (ideas are not owned)
Right, tell that to Lockheed-Martin or Monsanto
informative and educative
Amazing 😍😍😍
I do enjoy this. Lecture very much thank you sir
Useful video lecture
Wow, he is a legend! :)
Very informative video.
This is incredibly good
Can anyone explain why he is barefoot?
Very nice information
informative session
Very nice Thank You...
This video is really helpful.
Very useful session
Excellent
It's a What,Why,How make it happen as it written seem easy but..
These points are for me, ignore 35:38
Im 14 min in and so far ive learned: write about it before you know about and do research later, and feel free to write about weedy, insignificant things - not important things. Sounds legit.... gonna go do my research paper now
Does anyone know the speaker?
Very good
That was an awesome lecture
Very educative
Nice video
Great lecture ,thanks
Thank you sir !
Super...,
Watching this as I am writing my first paper
You can any help. Pls Share your details.I Will Help You.
very interesting!!!
In a more recent video someone was complaining about the absence of ubiquitous comic sans - now I understand what he meant 😂
Informative
who is presenting?
very good lecture
Use paper as a forcing function
What’s his name?
stunning..
Really helpful ....
What are you talking about it?
this video is so helpful
The abstract start, your out of focus from your audience they need to find you. your stand off from the right side of the stage.
Very useful
E = MC^2 is a catchy title :-)
Thanks 🙏
Brilliant
Thank you!
amazing
Don't even need to watch this on 1.5x speed
Thanku
i'm a doctoral student in typography, and, well... comic sans lol
excellnt
His voice is exactly like Gordon Ramsey's
Here are the SLIDES he covers synced to his voice: th-cam.com/video/CmvWIy6l1Fg/w-d-xo.html
Nice