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CVPR / ICCV LaTeX Template
Extended LaTeX template for CVPR/ICCV papers
This repo contains quickstart code for writing CVPR/ICCV papers in LaTeX. It is a direct extension of the official template (for CVPR 2022 and beyond) and is submission-ready. Up-to-date for CVPR 2024. -
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LaTeX-g7-32
LaTeX template for preparing research reports and calculation
...In addition to styles, it contains the "fish" RPP (in the same tex folder). There are also the necessary layouts for LyX (an editor in which editing is more like working in Microsoft Word than writing LaTeX code, but the result is just as good as in LaTeX). To use LyX you also need to copy the LaTeX styles (from the tex folder). -
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The Perl 3D-extension of MFPic LaTeX package aimed to high quality draw of spatial objects, such as vectors, curves, bounded surfaces.
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This project contains source code and user-readable documents for Mark Abraham's bridge bidding systems. It includes symmetric relay systems and standard variants featuring transfer-oriented responses to natural opening bids.
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This perl script helps users to create LaTeX Beamer Class presentations with the lowest effort possible. Just write an indented outline, the script does the rest. Status: useable (already in productive use by developer)
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