항상 논문 쓰는 것에 고통 받는 1인으로써, 참고하기 좋은 자료가 있어서 정리하는 의미에서 포스팅을 남깁니다.
paragraphs, and within paragraphs. Note that the abstract is special in that it contains all three elements (Context, Content, and Conclusion), thus comprising all three colors.
[Ten simple rules for structuring papers]
Principles (Rules 1–4)
- Rule 1: Focus your paper on a central contribution, which you
communicate in the title - Rule 2: Write for flesh-and-blood human beings who do not know your
work - Rule 3: Stick to the context-content-conclusion (C-C-C) scheme
- Rule 4: Optimize your logical flow by avoiding zig-zag and using
parallelism
The components of a paper (Rules 5–8)
- Rule 5: Tell a complete story in the abstract
- Rule 6: Communicate why the paper matters in the introduction
- Rule 7: Deliver the results as a sequence of statements, supported by
figures, that connect logically to support the central contribution - Rule 8: Discuss how the gap was filled, the limitations of the
interpretation, and the relevance to the field
Process (Rules 9 and 10)
- Rule 9: Allocate time where it matters: Title, abstract, figures, and
outlining - Rule 10: Get feedback to reduce, reuse, and recycle the story
[참고 문헌]
Mensh, Brett, and Konrad Kording. “Ten simple rules for structuring papers.” PLOS Computational Biology 13.9 (2017): e1005619.
