Turning a research paper into working codes for the first time can be daunting, difficult, hard, and scary.

For someone who looks into solving complex problems that require research, rather than wasting time and money reinventing the wheel or waiting till someone does it and makes it open source, he can simply use an already existing research paper that provides a solution to his problem. There's the fear of too many paper pages or over-complexity of papers or maths symbols and equations(scary and flags disinterest).

I'll talk about 9 practical steps which I employed to solve this problem which include
- understanding your problem,
- finding papers on that topic,
- filtering papers by skimming through important parts,
- finding relevant data sources and computing resources that will help build your solution,
- creating a roadmap for the methodology,
- supplementing each phase in the roadmap with additional resources to fit your use case,
- comparing your results with the paper’s,
- improving your solution with suggestions included in the summary,
- and reach out to the authors if you have questions or concerns.

By the end of the session, you'll be able to apply the transformation map to any research paper you wish to implement.