linked-data-latex 0.1.4

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# Templating for scientific papers

This helper allows to embed symbolic references to the data into the scientific paper. The framework aims to help establishing transparent data-to-paper flow, and features:

• based on [Jinja2](http://jinja.pocoo.org/docs/2.10/)

• integraion with [Latex](https://www.latex-project.org/about/)

• an alternative mode to generate any text-based format (e.g. for GCN, ATel, VOEvent, etc)

• automatic handling of physical units

• reading data from yaml

• reading data from workflow data

• integration with a Jupyter notebooks

• extensible with python modules

# Cite-by-meaning model

• comprehensive citing: cite by tag, title, author, statement

• cite by fact (expressed as rdf)

• integration with zotero

Encourages explaining the reason behind citing. Typical literature work flow:

• interesting paper noticed (or possibly any paper) and integrated in zotero

• writing the draft in latex, a context (fact, review, etc) requires a citation

• citation by tag is inserted, but produces many references, some irrelevant

• the citation request as well as literature annotation base is refined until the citation is as desired

• final citation contains not only the tranditional bibliographic reference, but also the reason why it was included, captured in the citation command and the annotated literature base