Behold, the Things To Do Notepad!

This week I have made an incredible discovery: there are notepads dedicated to daily To Do lists available at the CMS School Office. I guess its not that big of a deal but now I can keep record of what I have done and what I need to do in clearer detail.

So, since my last post (and acquisition of the To Do book), I have:

• Finished generating the charts required for a comparison of the Contracton Approximation and Hu/Barnes Hut Quadtree approximation. [prepared]
• Discussed the comparison in runtime and quality [written]
• Explained the relationship between the size of the output area and the behaviour of the FDP algorithm [written]
• Explained the relationship the strength of repulsive forces and the size of the graph [written]
• Organised some of the output images (subjective results) [prepared]
• Discussed the choice of default values for graphs [written]

 In addition, I am also currently:

• Discussing subjective results (output images) [in writing]
• Generating new results for a wider range of graphs (specifically those mentioned in Hu's work) using the "default values" gained from the experimentation [running]
• Generating normal Multilevel results (no approximation) for comparison to test data [running]

And for future work, I have planned to:

• Organise references for the papers
• When complete, analyse and discuss the results of other graphs (using default values)
• Critically analyse the subjective results
• All the multi-matching stuff/things/work

Just a small insight into the week in a quick and easy to read format (though without context its all pretty meaningless, but thats not so much of an issue).