I did not expect you to come out with something so extensive as of late, your previous videos covering the time it took for your PhD thesis as well as the coverage on how to not only write but pick out high quality IEEE journals in general were very insightful, so one hour going into depth on figures within research papers in particular (which I have not fully watched yet) is sounding very promising. Honestly we kind of should have seen this coming with how you covered the figures in the video talking about high quality IEEE journals, you did place quite the significance on them there so a video of this length and furthermore rigor makes sense. You're quite inspiring Electrical Engineering wise, keep up the great work by all means.
I'd argue that vectorial images are not always better, they can and do occasionally look different in different pdf readers too. Some shapes might be disappearing or raster components of vectorial images are distorted even more than in fully rasterized images. I ruined one image in a paper just like that. The fact that some journal ruin the quality of raster images is kind of a separate problem and authors need to check proof, like you mentioned. In general, great video!
The one thing the video is missing (I know its outside the scope): How do I create the figures? Do you have a package you recommend? What package did you use for these?
Hi Jim! I plan to explain how I code and adjust my figures in the next tutorial. In short, I was using CorelDraw and plotting packages in Julia programming language.
I did not expect you to come out with something so extensive as of late, your previous videos covering the time it took for your PhD thesis as well as the coverage on how to not only write but pick out high quality IEEE journals in general were very insightful, so one hour going into depth on figures within research papers in particular (which I have not fully watched yet) is sounding very promising.
Honestly we kind of should have seen this coming with how you covered the figures in the video talking about high quality IEEE journals, you did place quite the significance on them there so a video of this length and furthermore rigor makes sense. You're quite inspiring Electrical Engineering wise, keep up the great work by all means.
great video, very interesting, I am big into professional figures, very important, excited to see future videos
Amazing content, Andrey!
I am very thankful for your effort. You do a great job and many young researcher will learn a lot from you!
Excellent content. I look forward to seeing some code snippets implementing the concepts discussed here.
I'd argue that vectorial images are not always better, they can and do occasionally look different in different pdf readers too. Some shapes might be disappearing or raster components of vectorial images are distorted even more than in fully rasterized images. I ruined one image in a paper just like that. The fact that some journal ruin the quality of raster images is kind of a separate problem and authors need to check proof, like you mentioned. In general, great video!
This is what I need. Thank you!
Great video!
The one thing the video is missing (I know its outside the scope): How do I create the figures? Do you have a package you recommend? What package did you use for these?
Hi Jim! I plan to explain how I code and adjust my figures in the next tutorial. In short, I was using CorelDraw and plotting packages in Julia programming language.
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Great content bro. I am in Phd myself and found this very useful.