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Research attribution

Describe what you used. Cite it clearly.

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Illustration

Figure prepared using SciFig Illustration (https://scifig.ai). Scientific content and labels were reviewed by the authors.

DataChart

Data visualization prepared using SciFig DataChart (https://scifig.ai) from the authors’ dataset. Data and chart specifications were checked by the authors.

FlowChart

Diagram prepared using SciFig FlowChart (https://scifig.ai). The sequence, relationships and labels were reviewed by the authors.

Methods and tool disclosure

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Methods and tool disclosure

We used SciFig [workspace] (https://scifig.ai; accessed [date]; version [if recorded]) to [purpose] from [input or dataset]. We performed [processing or editing steps] and checked [scientific content, labels, data and relationships]. [For DataChart: describe chart specifications, statistical methods and relevant code.]

Website and software reference

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APA-style website reference

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BibTeX

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RIS

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Link from a resource page

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Markdown

[SciFig](https://scifig.ai)

HTML

<a href="https://scifig.ai">SciFig</a>

Sponsored link example

<a href="https://scifig.ai" rel="sponsored">SciFig</a>

Citation, disclosure and permission

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Citation explains tool use

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AI disclosure follows the venue’s rules

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Publication rights follow your license

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Support for research communication

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Citation questions

Practical guidance for references and disclosure.

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