Thesis structure

Introduction:

• Motivate necessity
• State goals
• Structure of thesis
• What is the problem that we try to solve?
• Why is it relevant to solve it?

StateOfTheArt

• What kinds of interaction models are there
• Incremental/online models
• Memory based approaches
• What have others tried to solve this/similar problems?

Concept

• Big picture
• General ideas how to solve goals
• Present equal concepts with theoretical pro's and cons
• What are the general ideas that we try to solve the problem with?

Realisation

• Detailed enough to be able to reproduce
• Pseudocode where applicable
• Explain along figure?
• Include technology that's used
• How did we realize/achieve the ideas?

Evaluation

• Explain simulation and communication
• Evaluate different models task based
• How where the realisations/ideas tested?
• What were the results of those tests?

Discussion

• Discuss pro's and cons of concepts/realisations
  • Discuss each model's performance by itself first
  • Compare both models including their advantages/disadvantages
• What are the reasons for good/poor results?
• What are the limitations of the ideas/realisations?
• How much do the ideas/realisations solve the initially stated problems?
• How do these results/ideas relate to other previous work?
• What could be possible improvements?

General:

• Sections do not need to explain what's in each subsection
• Use different concepts as different possibilities that are to be evaluated and discussed later
  • Do not discard one model for another in concept/realization.
  • Only use conceptually different models in concept