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Ébe Isaac
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Though the word 'completed'completed'' is ambiguous in literature, in the context of a scientific conference it would generally mean work in which the results are tangible.

This means that the conference organizers are not in fornot in for

  • Expected results
  • Next phase of enhancements
  • Reports on work in progress

Though most papers can have a Future Work section, your current establishment -- what you are to explain in your manuscript -- should not largely depend on the future work per se.

Though the word 'completed' is ambiguous in literature, in the context of a scientific conference it would generally mean work in which the results are tangible.

This means that the conference organizers are not in for

  • Expected results
  • Next phase of enhancements
  • Reports on work in progress

Though most papers can have a Future Work section, your current establishment -- what you are to explain in your manuscript -- should not largely depend on the future work.

Though the word 'completed' is ambiguous in literature, in the context of a scientific conference it would generally mean work in which the results are tangible.

This means that the conference organizers are not in for

  • Expected results
  • Next phase of enhancements
  • Reports on work in progress

Though most papers can have a Future Work section, your current establishment -- what you are to explain in your manuscript -- should not largely depend on the future work per se.

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Ébe Isaac
  • 12.8k
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  • 77

Though the word 'completed' is ambiguous in literature, in the context of a scientific conference it would generally mean work in which the results are tangible.

This means that the conference organizers are not in for

  • Expected results
  • Next phase of enhancements
  • Reports on work in progress

Though most papers can have a Future Work section, your current establishment -- what you are to explain in your manuscript -- should not largely depend on the future work.