# Stop and review

* what I’m doing, ideas I have, and experimental results (pasting in plots and tables)
* Every 1 or 2 weeks, I do a review, where I read all of my daily entries and I condense the information into a summary
* my review contains sections for experimental findings, insights (which might come from me, my colleagues, or things I read), code progress (what did I implement), and next steps / future work.
* spend one day per week on something totally different from your main project.

Quoted from `From An Opinionated Guide to ML Research`<http://joschu.net/blog/opinionated-guide-ml-research.html>


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