ImaginePublications

If you want to add your publications to https://imagine-lab.enpc.fr/publications/:

1. If you are not a contributor yet, ask me (vincent.lepetit@enpc.fr) to add you.

You can simply use the GitHub website, but if you want to use your favorite tools, get the repository:

git clone https://github.com/ImaginePublications/ImaginePublications.github.io.git

1. Edit imagine_publications.bib to add your publications. The syntax is the same as for a standard bibfile with some additional fields. You can use one of the following templates:

   @article{ <key> ,
     title = ,
     author = {},
     journal = ,
     year = ,
     pdf = {},
     img = {},
     project = {},
     note = {},
     presentation = {},
     tldr = {}
   }
   

   and

   @inproceedings{ <key> ,
     title = ,
     author = {},
     booktitle = ,
     year = ,
     pdf = {}, 
     img = {},
     project = {},
     note = {},
     presentation = {},
     tldr = {}
   }
   

Fill in the key (you can use anything) and at least the title, author, journal/booktitle, year fields. For journal and booktitle, please use the standard acronym (PAMI, CVPR, etc.) without { } nor “ “. If your journal / conference is not known yet by the script, you can add it to the image_Bibtex.js file (check the expanded_venues array) OR simply give the name in { }

The other fields are optional:

• img: Add your image to the repository in the images/papers directory (don’t forget to git add your file if you use a local copy and not the GitHub website) and put the filename for the value of field img. Please use relatively small images (max 400x400 pixels) to make sure the publication page loads fast enough. Only give the filename (no url, no path).
• pdf: A link to a pdf of your paper. arXiv and the conference website if the pdfs are public are already probably the most resilient places.
• project: Provide a link to a project page related to your paper.
• note: Anything brief you want to mention (e.g. “To appear”, “The two first authors have equal contributions”).
• presentation: e.g. “Oral”, “Spotlight”.
• tldr: Too Long Didnt Read. 1 sentence describing your paper.

1. Commit your changes (“Commit directly to the main branch”).

2. Wait about a minute and check if your publication appears on the Imagine website https://imagine-lab.enpc.fr/publications/ (reload the page by pressing Shift when clicking the Reload arrow on Chrome and Safari…)