ml-paper-writing

Formatting a machine learning paper for a specific AI conference is automated by applying official LaTeX templates for NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, ACL, AAAI, and COLM, ensuring strict adherence to venue-specific submission guidelines and camera-ready requirements.

To verify citations and fetch BibTeX entries for academic writing, this Skill leverages Semantic Scholar, arXiv, and Habanero to programmatically search and validate references, preventing citation hallucinations in your research drafts.

Yes, you can draft a research paper directly from a code repository. This Skill supports structuring arguments and generating publication-ready text by extracting narrative elements and experimental context from your existing research codebase.

Yes, this tool provides writing guidance for structuring ML papers by incorporating best practices from leading researchers on narrative structure, abstract writing, clarity, and precision to refine your draft into a publication-ready document.

The best way to prepare a camera-ready submission for NeurIPS or ICML is to use automated workflows that apply official LaTeX templates, verify citations programmatically, and ensure formatting aligns with the specific conference checklist and venue requirements.