Q: If I implement a paper, there are likely lots of implementations of that already existing. How do I make it worthwhile?
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1> I think the learning aspect should precede any other aspect in this regard. Whether or not it's gonna be worthwhile shouldn't matter if you are up for the learning challenge.
2> But if you want to make the implementation a part of your project portfolio, the following things could be helpful.
2.1> You could pick up papers that are a bit off the grid from the conventional ones while still being in your territory. You should also enjoy working on it.
2.1> You could pick up papers that are a bit off the grid from the conventional ones while still being in your territory. You should also enjoy working on it.
2.2> Another direction could be to come up with experiments that showcase some unique properties of the underlying technique/model. Maybe challenge some of the things present in the original implementation. This shows maturity and involvement.
Would love to know how other people go about this.
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