This document provides an outline for writing a research proposal, including sections for a title, introduction, problem statement, objectives, literature review, methodology, and references. The introduction would describe the research area and motivation, the problem statement would specify the problem being addressed, and the objectives would explain the anticipated benefits of solving the problem.

1. HOW TO WRITE A
PROPOSAL?
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2. TIPOLIMER
TITLE
INTRODUCTION
PROBLEM STATEMENT
OBJECTIVES
LITERATURE REVIEW
METHODOLOGY
REFERENCES
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3. ADD A MEANINGFUL SHORT
TITLE?
Analysing the title and content similarity of news
articles using abstractive text summarising
methods to verify the title is best describe the
article
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4. ADD A MEANINGFUL SHORT
TITLE?
Abstractive text Summerization
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ADD A MEANINGFUL SHORT
TITLE?
DEEP LEARNING APPROACH FOR COMPARE THE
TITLE AND CONTENT SIMILARITY

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INTRODUCTION
•What is you research area.
•Motivation of research area.
•How important is it to knowledge
advancement.

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PROBLEM STATEMENT
What is the specific problem in that
research area that going to address.
• Low Performance
• Lack of understanding

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OBJECTIVES
What are the benefits that will be
generated when problem is answered
Why would we allow this research to be
done.

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LITERATURE REVIEW
What is known/What have been done by
others?
Why your research is still necessary?

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METHODOLOGIES
What to do and how to solve the problem
and achieve proposed objectives?
Which research methods will be used?

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REFERENCE
All factual material that is not original
with you must be accompanied by
reference to its source.
Follow proper referencing guidelines

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