Paper Vision Statement

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This sums up the purpose and positioning of the paper. It should contain the following sections:

Working Title: The paper's working title.

Problem: The paper must be addressing a clear problem. It should be obvious to the reader that this problem is worth solving.

  • State the problem in one clear and simple sentence.
  • State the problem in one paragraph.

Motivation: Specify why this problem is interesting to the community. In general, why is it a problem that is worth solving?

Solution: Specify the solution that we are offering. What part of the problem does it address? What are the benefits and shortcomings of our solution?

Evidence: What evidence do we have that this solution helps resolve the problem? Depending on the domain, evidence may include experimental results, mathematical proofs, or case studies with software.

Related Work: What are the most important other solutions that we should compare to?

To Do: Writing the above will likely make it clear that some part of the necessary evidence is missing. List what has to be done to make the above arguments air-tight.