Title: <place your paper title>
Source: <place the short name of the conference that your paper comes from>
Authors: <place the author names of your paper, and separate authors by comma; be careful about each author's first name and last name>
Summary
Write a summary about the paper (try to avoid using figures). It should address the important issues of this paper (try to ask yourself the following questions):
- What is the problem the paper aims to solve? Can you explain the problem clearly?
- How can the paper address the problem? Can you explain the main idea of the paper in your own words, while convincing readers that the idea exactly can solve the problem? At a high level, how does the paper convert the idea to a practical system/algorithm?
- How does the paper validate the systems/algorithms? More importantly, what are the limitations of the systems/algorithms? Are there any shadow corner in the systems/algorithms, yet not present in the paper?
Overall, try your best to summarize the paper, such that anyone who does not read the paper can have a high-level understanding based on your summary.
Strengthens
Summarize the advantages of the paper in bullets.
Weaknesses
Give a brief summarization of disadvantages (that can have been mentioned in the Summary part) in bullets. Do not trust papers in total, and use critical thinking (note that this is the most important skill in academic research; try to train this capability) to find shadow sides.
Comments
Give more detailed elaboration for each weakness point, and convince that why it is a weakness; if possible, try to give some fixing solution/suggestion. You can also pose some questions in this part.