I suggest you look at papers with code for inspiration, just start exploring with different ideas or models and see where your experiments take you :) This is t

I suggest you look at papers with code for inspiration, just start exploring with different ideas or models and see where your experiments take you :) This is the best part of starting a research project, when you can decide your focus area or topic. I also suggest looking at posters around your department area (if they're pinned up) or at various conferences for ideas and inspiration. What you're really trying to learn from a given example is not just the techniques used, but what exactly are the problems that need to be solved in a given research area, and what are the open questions in the field—this is where new research usually focuses. Secondly, you should aim to learn what sort of problem solving methods researchers use for your area of interest (at least that's how I would approach things if I were you).