Re: [rmcat] Agenda items for Seoul?
Anna Brunstrom <anna.brunstrom@kau.se> Sun, 06 November 2016 14:16 UTC
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Subject: Re: [rmcat] Agenda items for Seoul?
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Dear all, We have received very few agenda requests for Seoul so we still have time for more items on the agenda. We would like some feedback on how to best spend this time, some thoughts and questions below. We were in a rush when discussing the results from the candidate algorithms last time. Would it be good to revisit the results from the candidate algorithms and their relation to the test cases - to see if there are any outstanding issues here or if all the authors have interpreted them in the same way and the results are comparable. So we can get a complete picture of what has been tested in the different cases. Will the authors of the candidate algorithms be in Seoul? The framework document has not yet been accepted as a wg document, but there is agreement that this document is needed. Would it be good to spend some time on this, revisiting what we have, having a look at the terminology and architecture described and to review whether the document covers all the pieces we need. We already have a presentation scheduled for the feedback DT. Will this include Michael Ramalho's suggestions to optimise the format that came later, or do we need additional time for this? We have a number of the wg drafts that have been updated since the last meeting. Do any of them need agenda time? Please let us know what you think. Thanks, Anna, Colin and Martin On 2016-10-29 18:50, Anna Brunstrom wrote: > Dear all, > > As you have seen we have a usual 2.5 hour slot reserved for rmcat at > IETF Seoul (Thursday, Afternoon Session II 1520-1750). > > Please let us know your agenda requests asap indicating: > > 1: presenter's name > 2: title > 3: length of the presentation > > Thanks, > Anna & Martin > > > >
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