Most papers leverage a results table which compares the newly proposed approach with existing approaches. This section is baselines the results of the new appro

Most papers leverage a results table which compares the newly proposed approach with existing approaches. This section is baselines the results of the new approach with prior work and helps determine whether a new result is actually important or yet another way to achieve the same results as previous work. e.g. the tables on page 7 of this paper https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Automatic-Acquisition-of-Lexical-Formality-Brooke-Wang/823a397b29bf596e2734d3dff7ab5abec2f60ac9 https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Automatic-Acquisition-... These tables are generated using real implementations that may or may not be correct, and should be subject to review when the paper is published.