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- “Score-Based Paragraph-Level Line Breaking”, Ishii 2023
- “Today Was the First Day That I Could Definitively Say That GPT-4 Has Saved Me a Substantial Amount of Tedious Work”, Tao 2023
- “Galactica: A Large Language Model for Science”, Taylor et al 2022
- “Fancy Euclid’s Elements in TeX”, Slyusarev 2019
- “Making of Byrne’s Euclid”, Rougeux 2018
- “A General LuaTeX Framework for Globally Optimized Pagination”, Mittelbach 2018
- “Learning to Infer Graphics Programs from Hand-Drawn Images”, Ellis et al 2017
- “Image-To-Markup Generation With Coarse-To-Fine Attention”, Deng et al 2016
- “Markdeep”, McGuire 2015
- “An Efficiency Comparison of Document Preparation Systems Used in Academic Research and Development”, Knauff & Nejasmic 2014
- “Interview With Donald Knuth”, Binstock 2008
- “The Monotype 4-Line System for Setting Mathematics”, Rhatigan 2007
- “Global Multiple Objective Line Breaking”, Holkner 2006
- “Micro-Typographic Extensions to the TeX Typesetting System”, Thành 2000
- “Bridging the Algorithm Gap: A Linear-Time Functional Program for Paragraph Formatting”, Moor & Gibbons 1999
- “The Concave Least-Weight Subsequence Problem Revisited”, Wilber 1998
- “A Functional Description of TeX’s Formula Layout”, Heckmann & Wilhelm 1997
- “Questions and Answers With Professor Donald E. Knuth”, Knuth 1996 (page 7)
- “Envisioning Information: Chapter 5, ‘Color and Information’, Pg83-86 [on Oliver Byrne’s Color Diagram Version of Euclid’s Elements]”, Tufte 1990
- “The Least Weight Subsequence Problem”, Hirschberg & Larmore 1987
- “Breaking Paragraphs into Lines”, Knuth & Plass 1981
- “Annotated_latex_equations: Examples of How to Create Colorful, Annotated Equations in Latex Using Tikz.”
- “Pre-Calculated Line Breaks for HTML / CSS”
- “Adaptation for LaTeX of a Figure Proposed in P. Shearer's Book Introduction to Seismology. It Shows the Focal Sphere With the Fault Plane and Auxiliary Plane (which Can Not Be Discriminate), Limiting Compression and Dilatation Quadrants, the First Movement of the Rock through the Sphere, and the Pression and Tension Axis. The Figure Is Based on the Sphere Drawing's Code Proposed by J. Dumas in Is Book Tikz Pour L’impatient, Available Online.”
- “The LaTeX Font Catalogue—Other Fonts—Initials”
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See Also
Links
“Score-Based Paragraph-Level Line Breaking”, Ishii 2023
“Today Was the First Day That I Could Definitively Say That GPT-4 Has Saved Me a Substantial Amount of Tedious Work”, Tao 2023
“Galactica: A Large Language Model for Science”, Taylor et al 2022
“Fancy Euclid’s Elements in TeX”, Slyusarev 2019
“Making of Byrne’s Euclid”, Rougeux 2018
“A General LuaTeX Framework for Globally Optimized Pagination”, Mittelbach 2018
A general LuaTeX framework for globally optimized pagination
“Learning to Infer Graphics Programs from Hand-Drawn Images”, Ellis et al 2017
“Image-To-Markup Generation With Coarse-To-Fine Attention”, Deng et al 2016
“Markdeep”, McGuire 2015
“An Efficiency Comparison of Document Preparation Systems Used in Academic Research and Development”, Knauff & Nejasmic 2014
An Efficiency Comparison of Document Preparation Systems Used in Academic Research and Development
“Interview With Donald Knuth”, Binstock 2008
“The Monotype 4-Line System for Setting Mathematics”, Rhatigan 2007
“Global Multiple Objective Line Breaking”, Holkner 2006
“Micro-Typographic Extensions to the TeX Typesetting System”, Thành 2000
“Bridging the Algorithm Gap: A Linear-Time Functional Program for Paragraph Formatting”, Moor & Gibbons 1999
Bridging the algorithm gap: A linear-time functional program for paragraph formatting
“The Concave Least-Weight Subsequence Problem Revisited”, Wilber 1998
“A Functional Description of TeX’s Formula Layout”, Heckmann & Wilhelm 1997
“Questions and Answers With Professor Donald E. Knuth”, Knuth 1996 (page 7)
“Envisioning Information: Chapter 5, ‘Color and Information’, Pg83-86 [on Oliver Byrne’s Color Diagram Version of Euclid’s Elements]”, Tufte 1990
“The Least Weight Subsequence Problem”, Hirschberg & Larmore 1987
“Breaking Paragraphs into Lines”, Knuth & Plass 1981
“Annotated_latex_equations: Examples of How to Create Colorful, Annotated Equations in Latex Using Tikz.”
“Pre-Calculated Line Breaks for HTML / CSS”
“Adaptation for LaTeX of a Figure Proposed in P. Shearer's Book Introduction to Seismology. It Shows the Focal Sphere With the Fault Plane and Auxiliary Plane (which Can Not Be Discriminate), Limiting Compression and Dilatation Quadrants, the First Movement of the Rock through the Sphere, and the Pression and Tension Axis. The Figure Is Based on the Sphere Drawing's Code Proposed by J. Dumas in Is Book Tikz Pour L’impatient, Available Online.”
“The LaTeX Font Catalogue—Other Fonts—Initials”
sh_reya
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https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.09085#facebook: “Galactica: A Large Language Model for Science”, -
https://www.c82.net/blog/?id=79: “Making of Byrne’s Euclid”, Nicholas Rougeux -
2018-mittelbach.pdf: “A General LuaTeX Framework for Globally Optimized Pagination”, Frank Mittelbach -
https://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=1193856: “Interview With Donald Knuth”, Andrew Binstock -
2006-holkner.pdf: “Global Multiple Objective Line Breaking”, Alex Holkner -
1996-tug-issuev17no4-knuthqanda.pdf#page=7: “Questions and Answers With Professor Donald E. Knuth”, Donald Knuth -
1990-tufte-envisioninginformation-ch5-byrneseuclid.pdf: “Envisioning Information: Chapter 5, ‘Color and Information’, Pg83-86 [on Oliver Byrne’s Color Diagram Version of Euclid’s Elements]”, Edward Tufte