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%% LaTeX2e class for student theses
%% thesis.tex %% thesis.tex
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%% Karlsruhe Institute of Technology %% Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
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%% Available page modes: oneside, twoside %% Available page modes: oneside, twoside
%% Available modes: draft, final (see README) %% Available modes: draft, final (see README)
\documentclass[oneside, english, draft]{sdqthesis} \documentclass[oneside, english, final]{sdqthesis}
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\label{sec:Evaluation:Questions} \label{sec:Evaluation:Questions}
\begin{itemize} \begin{itemize}
\item Main Question: How does the group decision differ from the decision of a single decision maker? (random individual) \item Main question: How does the group decision differ from the decision of a single decision maker? (random individual)
\item How much impact does the configuration state have on the recommendation outcome? (random individual, satisfaction) \item How much impact does the configuration state have on the recommendation outcome? (random individual, satisfaction)
\item How many group members are satisfied by the group decision on average? (satisfaction) \item How many group members are satisfied by the group decision on average? (satisfaction)
\item Is the recommender fair, i.e. no user type is always worse off than others? (satisfaction) \item Is the recommender fair, i.e. no user type is always worse off than others? (satisfaction)