As Todd said, "generic research paper" kind of defeats the concept of a research paper... and personally in my experience "computer science research papers" are usually just packed with theoretical double-talk by people who don't actually know how to IMPLEMENT any of the subjects they are discussion. It's educational institution circle-jerking that typically has zero real-world production relevance.
The closest I would come to anything resembling that description still isn't "generic" -- the articles over at nnGroup about accessibility and usability, since they ACTUALLY study it and practice what they preach... as opposed to collegiate level self-BS'ing by those who haven't updated their actual skills in two decades.
SO many "research papers" in "computer science" (even the TERM CS sets my teeth on edge) reek of buzzword bingo double-talk by people not qualified to figure out how to install a notepad replacement.
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