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--- public:rem4:rem4-15:conclusions_future_work [2015/10/12 11:21] – thorisson2
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 | Purpose  | Summarize what the main contribution is, with appropriate mentionings of the method, result and assumptions (and possibly motivation, if this is important) |
-| Format | Short, concise - it is different from the Abstract in that most will have read (most of) the paper when they read this section  |
+| Format | Short, concise - it is different from the Abstract in that most will have read (most of) the paper when they read this section. \\    |
 | What to avoid | Repeating verbatim something that was said earlier.  \\ Being too wordy.  \\ Saying something new that should have been in a prior section.  \\ Not saying anything new (wrt the context, global conclusion, etc.).  |
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 | Purpose | To help those who want to continue the work understand what **you** would do next  |
 | Format  | A few sentences on what will be the follow-up to this study. It is customary to put mentionings of future work in the Conclusions section, not to have it be a separate section.  |
+=== Example ===
+| Typical format  | - Restate the problem/challenge (1-2 sentences) \\ - Restate what you did (1 sentence) \\ - Draw up the main conclusion, refer to your results \\ - Comment on the implications \\ - Tell them what would be done next |
+=== Acknowledgment ===
+| Purpose | To thank people, funding agencies, etc. that should be acknowledged but are not appropriate to list as co-authors.  |
+| Format | Comes after Results, Conclusion.  |