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How to find Figure 1 layout references for a paper with Topconf Paper Figure Gallery

Browse and filter top-conference teaser figures to pick layouts for your own Figure 1.

  • Top pick
  • Research
  • Beginner
  • 15 minutes
  • From the README
  • Any agent

Who it is forA researcher preparing a submission who needs to see how accepted papers in the same area lay out their main figure.

The problemBlank-page Figure 1 design is slow, and it is hard to tell which layout styles top papers use for a given kind of method.

The outcomeA short shortlist of reference figures, each linked to its source paper, tagged by visual pattern and venue.

What you need first

  • A modern web browser
  • Git and Python 3 if you want to run the gallery locally
  • An API key from a model provider you choose, only for FigureForge generation
  • The title and abstract of your paper, or one sentence describing its input, method and output

Steps

  1. Open the live gallery at https://qwdwqfwq.github.io/topconf-paper-figure-gallery/
  2. Type a keyword from your topic into the search box, for example agent or robot, to search titles and authors
  3. Filter by venue, year, acceptance tier and visual pattern such as framework or pipeline
  4. Click a figure to open the lightbox, then follow its link to the source paper
  5. Save the links of three to five figures that match your method type

Prompt for your agent

Using the gallery at https://qwdwqfwq.github.io/topconf-paper-figure-gallery/, find figures tagged <visual pattern> that relate to <paper topic>. Return a list of at most five entries with title, venue, year and source paper link. Verify that each link opens the source paper.

Caveat. The gallery is a design reference, not a paper ranking, and its tier badges come from official lists that the README says may be incomplete for some venues.

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