How you writeHave results

You have the results.You still need a draft you can submit.

You do not need to redesign the experiment. Pick the venue, fold numbers, figures, and claims into that layout; keep sources with the sentences; scrub for blind review before export.

Pick a layout and writeStart from an experiment

Fold existing materials in after you start—or begin from an experiment instead.

ICML page one
  1. 01

    Pick the venue layout

  2. 02

    Start a draft with title and abstract

  3. 03

    Fold tables, figures, and claims into the body

  4. 04

    Attach papers; check blind review before export

Lock the venue, then fold in

The same results write differently as a short conference paper versus a journal. Preview the venue page one, then draft—fewer full restyles.

Title, abstract, methods, and results can land as a skeleton; attach run logs later without blocking a first draft.

Numbers still have to match

Tables and figures come from your materials—not invented by a model. Claims in Discussion stay within what you ran.

Related work and cites stay on this draft; surveys you reuse can live in the knowledge library.

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