CS 167 : Reading in Algorithms

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  • Tim Roughgarden
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These notes give suggestions about questions to keep in mind when reading a paper, giving a presentation on a paper, or writing up your own research. These questions are meant largely as guidelines — not all of them will apply to every research paper, and different students will have different favored approaches for understanding a research paper. Here are the five most important questions. Examples, more details, and further questions are given in the subsequent sections.

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تاریخ انتشار 2014