De-mystifying Good Research and Good Papers · Technology & Research Blog
Please remember this: 1000+ computer vision papers get published every year! Only 5-10 are worth reading and remembering!Since many of you are writing your papers now, I thought that I’d share these thoughts with you. I probably have said all these at various points during our group and individual meetings. But as I continue my AC reviews these days (that’s 70 papers and 200+ reviews — between me and my AC partner), these following points just keep coming up. Not enough people conduct first class research. And not enough people write good papers.
De-mystifying Good Research and Good Papers · Technology & Research Blog Powered by GitBook De-mystifying Good Research and Good Papers @(Cabinet)[thinking|research_idea|published] De-Mystifying Good Research and Good Papers (repost) By Fei-Fei Li, Professor at Stanford, 2009-03-01 Please remember this: 1000+ computer vision papers get published every year! Only 5-10 are worth reading and remembering!Since many of you are writing your papers now, I thought that I’d share these thoughts with you. I probably have said all these at various points during our group and individual meetin
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