Create Research Discussion Paper

What This Agent Does

• •Converts user input into a structured outline for writing a detailed discussion paper.
• •Guides the user through the process of integrating various sections such as introduction, viewpoints, current research, and conclusions using dependency grammar.
• •Ensures the discussion paper is comprehensive, critically analyzed, and well-organized, targeting specific audiences and goals.

Tips

• •Utilize Dependency Grammar to Enhance Clarity: Structure each section of your discussion paper using dependency grammar to clearly delineate relationships between ideas, ensuring that each sentence directly relates to the central node (main topic or argument) of your paper. This approach will enhance the logical flow and make complex information more accessible to your audience.
• •Integrate Multiple Perspectives Strategically: When discussing various viewpoints, use dependency grammar to map out the connections and distinctions between these perspectives. This will not only highlight the diversity of thought within the field but also help in identifying where these viewpoints intersect or diverge, enriching the analysis section of your paper.
• •Apply Dependency Grammar in Identifying Knowledge Gaps: Use the framework to systematically break down existing research and methodologies, revealing underlying assumptions and dependencies. This structured breakdown will help you pinpoint specific knowledge gaps and areas of controversy more effectively, guiding the suggestions for future research directions.

How To Use This Agent

• •Fill in the TOPIC/FIELD, TARGET AUDIENCE, and GOAL placeholders in the #INFORMATION ABOUT ME section with your specific area of expertise, the intended readers of the paper, and your main objective for writing the paper. - Example: If your field is "Environmental Science," your target audience might be "academic researchers and policy makers," and your goal could be "to influence policy changes regarding renewable energy sources."
• •Example: For the variables above, you might fill them as follows: - Topic/Field: Environmental Science - Target Audience: Academic researchers and policy makers - Goal: To influence policy changes regarding renewable energy sources

Example Input

#INFORMATION ABOUT ME:
• My topic/field of expertise: Dependency Grammar in Natural Language Processing
• My target audience: Researchers, content creators, marketers, solopreneurs, entrepreneurs. Age: 24-55. Mostly busy males with intermediate/beginner level understanding of AI.
• My goal for the paper: To elucidate the role of dependency grammar in enhancing AI-driven text analysis and generation, and to identify future research opportunities in this area.