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icassp-writing-style

Use when revising an ICASSP paper into the IEEE two-column four-page house style — leading with the signal-processing contribution and mechanism, naming the task-matched metric on the first page, compressing method and results into 4+1 pages without a reviewed appendix, and writing math-forward claims that survive a subfield-expert reviewer.

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# ICASSP Writing Style

Use this when revising the main paper. An ICASSP paper is a **four-page IEEE two-column object**
that must state a precise signal-processing contribution, show its mechanism, and prove it with a
task-matched number — all where a busy subfield reviewer will see it. There is no reviewed
appendix to rescue a buried argument.

## Revision rules

- Put the **signal-processing contribution and its mechanism** on the first page: the problem, why
  current methods break, what block of the signal chain you change, and the metric that proves it.
- Name the **task-matched metric** early (WER, SI-SDR, EER, PSNR, BER, RMSE — whatever the task
  uses), not a generic "accuracy" or "performance."
- Make the method **redrawable**: a reader should be able to reconstruct the block diagram or the