Section-Writing Reference Index
Use this reference bank for one-section-at-a-time drafting, rewrite planning, paragraph-role design, and claim-evidence self-review in existing English LaTeX papers.
Loading Rule
Load only the file for the active section:
abstract.md: abstract logic, contribution variants, and result-bound constraints.introduction.md: task/application funnel, technical bottleneck, solution pipeline, and contribution closure.related-work.md: topic design, comparison, limitation, gap, and current-work positioning.method.md: method overview and module triad: motivation, design, technical advantage.experiments.md: claim-to-experiment planning, baselines, ablations, discussion, tables, and limitations.conclusion.md: solved problem, evidence recap, implication, limitation, and future work.flow.md: paragraph clarity, topic sentence, reverse outline, transitions.self-review.md: reviewer-facing claim-evidence and rejection-risk checklist.
Do not load the whole directory by default.
Relationship To Existing Modules
- Use
section-writingfor drafting, rewrite plans, paragraph roles, and self-review. - Use
logic,literature,experiment, andabstractfor script-backed or diagnostic checks. - It is valid to run a diagnostic module first, then use this reference bank to turn findings into a source-preserving rewrite proposal.
Attribution
This reference bank is a paraphrased, LaTeX-specific adaptation of ideas from ref/Research-Paper-Writing-Skills/research-paper-writing, which is MIT-licensed by Master-cai and credits Prof. Peng Sida's public research-writing notes. The local files are adapted for existing LaTeX paper projects, progressive disclosure, and claim-evidence safety.