LT : Systemic approach to paper reading

[KikeM]

Problem to address: uncentralized knowledge.

Facts

• I have named the papers with the following structure: YYYY_camelCaseTitle_aAuthor.
• I have classified them in a couple of folders, namely POD, RB, FEM, EIM.
• I read a paper:
  • Learn something.
  • Come up with questions.
  • Reach conclusions.
  • Find new references to read.
• I take notes on the printed paper, because I feel this helps me internalize better my thoughts on it.

Problem

• Gained knowledged now remains stuck in the physical format of the paper.
  This ain't bad, cause my memory works better that way.
• I find it difficult to put together related topics/methodologies/conclusions.

Solution (?)

• Read a paper in the traditional way, then digitalize conclusions, insights.
• For each paper, if relevant, transcribe their formulation to ours (see LATEX : How to define and use a common nomenclature across the documents #9).
  This will ease comparison across references.
• Set up an easy to use folder structure to include this digitalization into the latex documents (see LATEX : Exploit the bibliography file to show references title, authors, year, etc. #11).

References:

• https://libguides.umn.edu/systematicreviews
• https://libguides.csu.edu.au/systematicreviews/question