智东西China AI News(@Chinazhidx):A Yale CS PhD candidate has open-sourced the Python scripts behind figures in his top-conference papers. 10.3K stars, 715 forks. It's called Figures for Papers, created by Chen Liu, whose work has appeared in Nature Machine Intelligence, ICML, NeurIPS, and ECCV. That means you can learn from real publication-quality examples, including their color palettes, typography, legends, and layouts. It covers everything from bar charts and composition breakdowns to 3D spheres, radar plots, line charts, concept diagrams, and trend plots. License: CC BY-NC 4.0, not MIT.

2026.11.09 09:14

A Yale CS PhD candidate has open-sourced the Python scripts behind figures in his top-conference papers. 10.3K stars, 715 forks. It's called Figures for Papers, created by Chen Liu, whose work has appeared in Nature Machine Intelligence, ICML, NeurIPS, and ECCV. That means you can learn from real publication-quality examples, including their color palettes, typography, legends, and layouts. It covers everything from bar charts and composition breakdowns to 3D spheres, radar plots, line charts, concept diagrams, and trend plots. License: CC BY-NC 4.0, not MIT.