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Re: [fiji-devel] ScientiFig a tool to quickly create, format and/or reformat figures for scientific publications

ctrueden
Hi Aigouy,

> PS: most if not all of the code of ScientiFig and FiguR could be open
> sourced if the community seem to be interested by that idea.

We are interested in that idea.

Regards,
Curtis


On Thu, Mar 21, 2013 at 9:23 AM, Aigouy Benoit <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Dear ImageJ/FIJI developers,
>
>     I would like to contribute a small ImageJ/FIJI plugin called
> 'ScientiFig' (only for testing purpose at the moment). ScientiFig allows
> users to quickly create, format and/or reformat figures for a scientific
> publication. Of note, the software can export the created figure as a
> vectorial image (.svg) that can be further edited (text included) using
> vector graphics editors (such as Inkscape or Illustrator, ...) or as a
> bitmap image at any resolution. The software also allows users to select
> and apply a journal style to a figure. When a journal style is selected,
> the software changes the font settings of the text and the stroke size of
> line arts so that they match journal guidelines,... Our tool maintains the
> correct alignment of the text and scale bars irrespective of font type,
> font size and figure size (these parameters are free parameters in our
> tool). If the journal you are interested in is not available in our library
> or is obsolete, you can create/edit a journal style using the editor
> embedded in the software (in the menu named 'Journals').
>     If you ever happen to test our tool, please feel free to let me know
> what you think of it, feel free to make suggestions for new additions and
> more importantly please report bugs (fixing bugs is really my primary
> interest at the moment)(btw to log all bugs during the test phase I
> recommend to tick the 'log errors' checkbox in the 'Edit>Preferences' menu
> of ScientiFig).
>     Finally, since this is my very first contribution to FIJI/ImageJ, I
> would really appreciate if you would let me know how to proceed with the
> next steps (when the tool will be officially ready), for example, how can I
> get a link to the tool on the IJ/FIJI webpages, what are the
> recommendations/rules regarding plugin submission/integration, ...
>
> the tool can be downloaded from:
> http://srv-gred.u-clermont1.**fr/labmirouse/software/<http://srv-gred.u-clermont1.fr/labmirouse/software/>
>
> best,
>
> Benoit Aigouy
>
> ps: to get an idea of what a button does, just place your mouse over it
> and wait for a tooltip to appear. Alternatively, click on the 'question
> mark' button and then click on any button, spinner or combo you are
> interested in and you will be redirected to a youtube video showing a quick
> demo.
>
> ps2: the tool also ships with a plugin I called FiguR (that is a GUI for
> R). FiguR can be used to create R (ggplot2) graphs relatively simply. Of
> note those ggplot2 graphs can then be opened with ScientiFig and be
> dynamically plotted there. By dynamically plotted I mean that their size
> will be automatically adjusted to match that of other panels of your
> figure, the stroke size of lines in a line plot can be changed and finally
> the font settings of your plot (axis labels, legends, ...) will be updated
> automatically to match the guidelines of the selected journal.
>
>  ------------------------------**------------------------------**
> --------------------------
> Benoit AIGOUY - [hidden email]
> CR2 CNRS
>
> GReD UMR/CNRS 6293 - Clermont Université - INSERM U.1103
> 28 Place Henri Dunant
> 63001 CLERMONT-FERRAND
> France
>
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Re: [fiji-devel] ScientiFig a tool to quickly create, format and/or reformat figures for scientific publications

baigouy
Thanks Curtis for your interest, as soon as the tool is really ready I'll provide most of the code. Please leave me a bit of time to sort my classes, to further annotate the code and also to think about a license for the code. But, first things first, before I do all that I'd really love to get some feedback on the tool itself.

best,

Benoit

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Objet: Re: [fiji-devel] ScientiFig a tool to quickly create, format and/or reformat figures for scientific publications

Hi Aigouy,

> PS: most if not all of the code of ScientiFig and FiguR could be open
> sourced if the community seem to be interested by that idea.

We are interested in that idea.

Regards,
Curtis


On Thu, Mar 21, 2013 at 9:23 AM, Aigouy Benoit <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Dear ImageJ/FIJI developers,
>
>     I would like to contribute a small ImageJ/FIJI plugin called
> 'ScientiFig' (only for testing purpose at the moment). ScientiFig allows
> users to quickly create, format and/or reformat figures for a scientific
> publication. Of note, the software can export the created figure as a
> vectorial image (.svg) that can be further edited (text included) using
> vector graphics editors (such as Inkscape or Illustrator, ...) or as a
> bitmap image at any resolution. The software also allows users to select
> and apply a journal style to a figure. When a journal style is selected,
> the software changes the font settings of the text and the stroke size of
> line arts so that they match journal guidelines,... Our tool maintains the
> correct alignment of the text and scale bars irrespective of font type,
> font size and figure size (these parameters are free parameters in our
> tool). If the journal you are interested in is not available in our library
> or is obsolete, you can create/edit a journal style using the editor
> embedded in the software (in the menu named 'Journals').
>     If you ever happen to test our tool, please feel free to let me know
> what you think of it, feel free to make suggestions for new additions and
> more importantly please report bugs (fixing bugs is really my primary
> interest at the moment)(btw to log all bugs during the test phase I
> recommend to tick the 'log errors' checkbox in the 'Edit>Preferences' menu
> of ScientiFig).
>     Finally, since this is my very first contribution to FIJI/ImageJ, I
> would really appreciate if you would let me know how to proceed with the
> next steps (when the tool will be officially ready), for example, how can I
> get a link to the tool on the IJ/FIJI webpages, what are the
> recommendations/rules regarding plugin submission/integration, ...
>
> the tool can be downloaded from:
> http://srv-gred.u-clermont1.**fr/labmirouse/software/<http://srv-gred.u-clermont1.fr/labmirouse/software/>
>
> best,
>
> Benoit Aigouy
>
> ps: to get an idea of what a button does, just place your mouse over it
> and wait for a tooltip to appear. Alternatively, click on the 'question
> mark' button and then click on any button, spinner or combo you are
> interested in and you will be redirected to a youtube video showing a quick
> demo.
>
> ps2: the tool also ships with a plugin I called FiguR (that is a GUI for
> R). FiguR can be used to create R (ggplot2) graphs relatively simply. Of
> note those ggplot2 graphs can then be opened with ScientiFig and be
> dynamically plotted there. By dynamically plotted I mean that their size
> will be automatically adjusted to match that of other panels of your
> figure, the stroke size of lines in a line plot can be changed and finally
> the font settings of your plot (axis labels, legends, ...) will be updated
> automatically to match the guidelines of the selected journal.
>
>  ------------------------------**------------------------------**
> --------------------------
> Benoit AIGOUY - [hidden email]
> CR2 CNRS
>
> GReD UMR/CNRS 6293 - Clermont Université - INSERM U.1103
> 28 Place Henri Dunant
> 63001 CLERMONT-FERRAND
> France
>
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> --
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