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New NLP problems, Representations, Models, Algorithmic approaches, Datasets, etc.\nPotentially discuss additional contributions that the work makes, but were not explicitly stated in the paper\n6\nDetails of the contributions (3-4 slides)\nExplain the high-level idea of the paper\npreferably using an overview image, if relevant\nIdentify and clearly explain the assumptions made\nPresent the details of the proposed approaches, including important mathematical details.\nIf there are parts of the model that already existed, point it out clearly to isolate the contributions of this work\n7\nResults and Analysis (2-3 slides)\nHow does the paper argue for the claimed contributions\nTypically these will be the experiments conducted to test the hypothesis; in some cases these can be mathematical proofs; or in rare cases it will be only arguments and examples.\nFocus on the key experiments/arguments (not necessarily all)\nClearly define the experimental setup, datasets used, evaluation methodology\nAnalyze the results presented in the paper, and present only data-points that convey some information.\nDo not blindly copy/screenshot tables from the papers. 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