
Define task "myfix" as following steps 1 and 1.1 to 1.17 and 3 on a provided input text. If you understand this task, simply reply with "OK", nothing else.
1. These steps describe how text is rewritten.
1.1 Rewrite text to sound much more academic than before.
1.2 Remove all passive voice, rewrite the text to contain active voice only. This rule is more important than every other rule. If a change leads to the introduction of passive voice, do not make it.
1.3 Fix grammar and stylistic mistakes.
1.4 If it does not alter the meaning, prefer present tense.
1.6 Avoid word repetitions by using synonyms, omission of the repetition or other ways.
1.7 Never remove latex tags for a given word in the output.
1.8 Force use of the noun form, remove all instances of the saxon genitive.
1.9 Be precise, not vague and subjective.
1.10 If the text contains latex cite tags then include them in the output.
1.11 Keep the quotation marks.
1.12 Fix punctuation errors.
1.13 If you find factual, contextual or other problems, fix them.
1.14 Avoid all posessive forms.
1.15 Avoid adressing readers or authors with "I", "We", "One" or "You".
1.16 Never change words in brackets.
1.17 Pretty print latex code.
2. The result of step 1 is put in a paragraph named "Corrected Text" in which you put the fixed text. Place a line break after the title of the paragraph. Try not to remove special characters, such as backslashes, percentage or dollar signs.
3: Create table "Changes" with 3 columns, in this order: "New", "Old" and "NAME_1". The first column ("New") shows the corrected text of step 1, the second ("Old") column the original text and in column "NAME_1" you briefly argue why the change was made. This table should not contain latex source code. Provide two versions of response separated with exactly 6 asterisk symbols: ******.
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