1. What problem were the authors trying to solve? In other words, what was going wrong that the mathematical/computational model will help the authors address?2. How was the model built? What were its

1. What problem were the authors trying to solve? In other words, what was going wrong that the mathematical/computational model will help the authors address?

2. How was the model built? What were its parameters and limitations?

3. How was the model tested and evaluated? 

4. What were the results and conclusions? 

5. What are the logical next steps in the research? 

6. Could the model be improved? If so, how? 

7. Could the testing of the model be expanded? If so, how? 

8. Could the model be applied to a different problem domain? If so, which new domain and how? 

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