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%\beginnerpractical{Template for a Practical Report}
\seminar{Embeddings for Data Analysis}{Template for a Seminar Paper}
%\advancedpractical{Template for a Practical Report}
%\shorttitle{Short Title for Header}
\term{Summer}{2018}
% Select your instructors here:
%\instructor{Prof. Dr. Michael Gertz}
%\instructor{Dr. Johanna Geiß}
\instructor{Dr. Erich Schubert}
%\instructor{Sebastian Lackner}
%\instructor{Andreas Spitz}

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% Author %
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\author{Erika Mustermann}
%\shortauthor{E. Mustermann} % if necessary for shorter header lines
\matrikelnr{1234567}
\studyprogram{Informatik}{7}
\email{erika.mustermann@stud.uni-heidelberg.de}
\date{\today} % Datum der Abgabe
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\begin{document}
\frontmatter
\maketitle
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\section*{\abstractname}

Provide a short summary of your presentation and report,
for the seminar announcement.

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% Here, the main part of your seminar paper begins.
\section{Introduction}\label{sec:introduction}

This seminar paper discusses the following article:

\begin{quote}\fullcite{DBLP:conf/sigir/SpitzG16}\end{quote}

Your task is to summarize and contextualize the work.

Do not just rephrase the work -- it is not your task to pretend that you wrote it.\\
Instead, the assignment is to contribute a \emph{new} view on the existing article,
with additional insights on its strengths, weaknesses, and impact.
Do not blindly trust every claim in a paper.
Every algorithm claims it is better than all others -- this cannot be true every time.

\medskip
It is probably a good idea to first explain the setting:

\begin{itemize}
\item What problem do we need to solve?
\item What data do we have?
\item What are the difficulties?
\end{itemize}

The following is not a mandatory structure, but may be helpful.

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\section{Prior Work}\label{sec:prior}

Discuss the prior work necessary to understanding the paper \emph{briefly}.

Show that you have properly \emph{researched} related work.

You may assume the readers know basic computer science and the mandatory readings.

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\section{[Name this section appropriately for your paper]}\label{sec:NAMETHIS}

Describe and explain the main contributions of the paper (you may use more than one section).

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\section{Discussion}\label{sec:discussion}

Discuss the impact of the paper for science, its drawbacks, and its strengths.


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\backmatter
\appendix

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\input{generalguide.tex}

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