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 The central part of the Introduction will describe what you did from a high-level perspective, not yet how exactly you did it (at least not in detail, that is reserved for the Methodology section). You will want to explain the problem you solved to the reader, assuming that they know very little of the task. In this phase, it is usually not necessary to give exact definitions or formulas, you rather approach the topic with a broader view. An example of the task, if applicable, is always a good idea.  The central part of the Introduction will describe what you did from a high-level perspective, not yet how exactly you did it (at least not in detail, that is reserved for the Methodology section). You will want to explain the problem you solved to the reader, assuming that they know very little of the task. In this phase, it is usually not necessary to give exact definitions or formulas, you rather approach the topic with a broader view. An example of the task, if applicable, is always a good idea. 
  
-The Introduction often, but not necessarily, ends with one paragraph which lists the Sections and their content (example from [[https://arxiv.org/pdf/2008.05190.pdf|Mulang et al., 2020]]): ''"The structure of the paper is follows: next section defines the task followed by related work in 3. Section 4 describes approach and we present +Rarely for master's thesis, more often for doctoral thesis, you may wish to devote one paragraph to the exact description of your contribution in particular. This happens if the work described  is a team effort and you wish to distinguish your own work. You may then write that, for example, that the work was a team effort and your contribution was the implementation of all (or such and such) TensorFlow scripts and measuring most of the experiments, and also (substantial/good) degree of writing of the joint publication (if there is a publication). 
-experiments in section 5. We conclude in section 6."'' . (You would obviously replace ''"paper"'' for ''"thesis"''.)+ 
 +The Introduction often, but not necessarily, ends with one paragraph which lists the Sections and their content (example from [[https://arxiv.org/pdf/2008.05190.pdf|Mulang et al., 2020]]): ''"The structure of the paper is follows: next section defines the task followed by related work in 3. Section 4 describes approach and we present experiments in section 5. We conclude in section 6."'' . (You would obviously replace ''"paper"'' for ''"thesis"''.)
  
  

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