The Three Pass Approach
Srinivasan Keshav describes the three-pass approach which acts as a filtering system. It is an iterative and incremental way of reading a paper. It consists of:
- The First Pass: The bird's-eye view
- The second pass: Grasp the content
- The third pass: Virtually re-implement the paper
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