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Stage 3 of the ts-paper suite. Draft every section of a Traitement du Signal paper as LaTeX body files (sections/<id>.tex + abstract.tex) from the blueprint and refs.bib, following strict per-section recipes, the no-fabricated-results rule, and IIETA citation style. Write ALL sections in one pass. Use when writing the body of a TS proposal paper.

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# ts-paper-write — draft all sections (LaTeX body)

**Quality is the goal.** Write **all** sections in one holistic pass when you can (you hold the whole
paper in context, so terminology stays consistent and nothing is re-explained) — but a section that
isn't genuinely good gets rewritten until it is. Output one LaTeX **body** file per section into
`sections/<id>.tex`, plus `sections/abstract.tex`. Aim for prose a TS reviewer would accept: precise,
specific, well-argued — not filler that merely hits the word count.

## The one rule that overrides everything: no fabricated results
This is a **proposal — there are no real experiments.** Forbidden anywhere in a *sentence*: any
concrete metric/percentage/score/delta (`18.3%`, `0.72 F1`, `+0.05`, "beats SOTA by X points") and
stand-ins (`[X]%`, `XX.X`, `[TBD]`). Write **forward-looking**: "We evaluate X on three benchmarks
and report results in Table~\ref{tab:main_results}; we expect Y because Z." The only place `--` may
appear is inside a results **table cell**, never in prose.
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