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Goals
Goals
* Submit VIS poster using 237 data
* Submit VIS poster using 237 data
* Run information foraging paper prototype study
* Run paper prototype study
* Contribute to space crowd source project
* Implement client/server cancer analysis tool capable of serving dynamic views
* Implement client/server cancer analysis tool capable of serving dynamic views
* Carry MTurk experiment from perception class as far as deemed fit
* Carry MTurk experiment from perception class as far as deemed fit

Revision as of 16:49, 22 May 2013

On this page the members of the VRL record and refine their goals for the current semester. This is a living document in which dhl will provide feedback. See the bottom of the page for links to past plans & goals documents.

Current Schedule

Meetings are on Mondays. The authoritative list is in dhl's calendar.

Current Plans and Goals (Spring '13)

Connor

Goals

  • Submit VIS poster using 237 data
  • Run paper prototype study
  • Contribute to space crowd source project
  • Implement client/server cancer analysis tool capable of serving dynamic views
  • Carry MTurk experiment from perception class as far as deemed fit

Important dates:

  • June 13-25: San Francisco; working ~9-5 M-F with e-mail access
  • June 27: Poster deadline
  • July 13-August 5: Ghana (Volta Region, Accra, Cape Coast); limited to no e-mail access

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May 27

  • Import 237 data into SPSS format
  • Float types of analysis past Steve G
  • Read 10 papers related to information foraging
  • Continue Rails tutorials
  • (If appropriate) MTurk: Revise MTurk experiment experimental procedure

June 3

  • Run ANOVAs and other statistical tests on 237 data
  • Have quick first draft of poster submission done for 237 data (steal heavily from class product)
  • Finish Rails tutorial up to Chapter 6 (http://ruby.railstutorial.org/chapters/)
  • Have paper prototype hypotheses and related work section written
  • (If appropriate) MTurk: Detail analysis procedure in fake methods section

June 10

  • Have results section written for VIS submission
  • Submit V1 of VIS poster online
  • Finish Rails tutorial up to Chapter 9 (http://ruby.railstutorial.org/chapters/)
  • (If appropriate) MTurk: do a final draft of experimental methods

June 14 - 25: San Francisco




Past Plans and Goals