1. Tools
AI can be more beneficial if used correctly.
大部分工具在淘宝都能合租，价格合适。
1.1 AI Assistance
1.1.1 ChatDoc
Umm.. it’s a bit steep.
1.1.2 DocsGPT
Open source.
1.2 Academic search
1.3 Writing
2. Associated journals
Number | Journal | Impact Factor | Rank |
1 | 9.7 | Q1 | |
2 | 7.6 | Q1 | |
3 | 6.7 | Q2 | |
4 | 6.4 | Q2 | |
5 | 4.4 | Q3 | |
6 | 2.5 | Q2 | |
7 | None | ㅤ | |
8 | 1.2 | Q4 | |
9 | 5.3 | Q2 | |
ㅤ | 8.6 | Q1 | |
ㅤ | 2.9 | Q2* | |
ㅤ | 4.8 | ㅤ |
3. Writing Resources
4. How to write research paper
4.1 First draft
before getting into the details.
Strategy
- suppressing the urge to procrastinate and put off beginning the work.
Preliminaries
- review your own notes that you’ve taken on papers that you’ve read that are relevant to the work that you’re writing up, and review and renew your literature search.
- need to determine who your audience is.
- what the purpose of the paper, is it a research paper, review paper, or tutorial paper.
- what journal is it intended for.
- are the primary readers of the paper going to be undergraduates or researchers.
- the real primary reader is the reviewer. address their concerns.
The big picture
- create producing your initial draft is the creative part of the job,
- resist the temptation to correct mistakes as you produce the first draft,
- you job now is to produce a complete first draft, not a perfect first draft,
- editing is the second stage of the work,
- it is the critical thinking analytical part of the job and editing at this point.
The “Algorithm”
- just get started don’t procrastinate, get something down on paper.
- need to work from an outline.
- is you may not finish the paper in one sitting,
- if you’ve an outline you can pick the work up back where you finished before,
- so you are not going to have read it over,
- outline is easy to do.
- Do not write the Introduction to the paper at this time.
- the Introduction is the hardest part of paper to write.
- Begin with the experimental section.
- The easiest part of a paper to write is the experimental it’s the part of the paper that you’re most familiar.
- Now write the results and discussion following the outline.
- that you’re created from your list of figures and tables,
- this is a little bit more difficult to write than the experimental,
- finished it then your’re really getting started now.
- Critical editing.
- The really hard part of writing kicks in and that’s doing the hard critical editing.
- This part is when you convert that into clear concise and coherent English and make sure that written is correct.
- Clean up right the conclusions.
- conclusions or summaries, using a numbered format
- conclusion 1
- conclusion 2
- …
- it’s easy to see the contributions of the work.
- Write the Abstract and Acknowledgements.
- Introduction.
- Why was the study done, what is its purpose.
- Collect the relevant essential background information and put that together in the introduction, you need to be able to give the readers a sufficient background to understand what you did.
- Producing references for the paper.
- write some notes as you go through the first draft and manuscript,
- indicating what references might be needed what they would be about,
- keeping collect the references at that time.
- Review the manuscript requirements for the journal of interest.