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Camera ready #43

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This is a working draft of the "camera ready" version. The final document numbers will be added on the ACM side.

I think this is submittable as is. One thing I see that I would like to address is the bitmap "g" in Fig 8. Also, I'm not completely satisfied with Fig 11, but I might call it "good enough."

armansito and others added 2 commits July 1, 2024 09:04
Apply acmauthoryear cite style as requested. Small changes to the figures, making lines bolder and adding axis labels.

Also add a mention to the Vello rendering engine, which was missing due to anonymity.
%\conferenceinfo{Foo}{Month Day-Day, Year, Location}
\copyrightyear{2024}
\setcopyright{acmcopyright}
%\conferenceinfo{High Performance Graphics}{July 26-28 2024, Denver}
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Should this be uncommented?

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That macro is not defined in the template, so uncommenting it causes an error. I believe the metadata is set correctly now, see eaac725.

This applies the DOI and the rights statement as appropriate for publication in PACMCGIT.
Use a vector rendering of the original Nimbus 'g' in the figure, rather than a bitmap. Visually it is very similar, just crisper.
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raphlinus commented Jul 19, 2024

Marking as ready to review, as this is the exact version sent to ACM. There's a short window yet to make revisions, but I believe we should consider this the final version.

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Latest notes from Stephen:

Please add your e-mail addresses using the \email{} command.

The headers and footers are missing, and there are page numbers.

Include \citestyle{acmauthoryear} in the preamble.

Algorithm 2 exceeds the page margins (at the bottom).

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Yep, working on those notes. Some are straightforward, we need \citestyle{acmauthoryear} rather than \setcitestyle{acmauthoryear}, the latter doesn't seem to do anything. I'm figuring out headers and page numbers now.

Use acmauthoryear cite style. Add email addresses. Squash linespace of algorithm 2 to fit page margins.

With this cite style, the `\citenum` command is no longer valid, so those are all changed to `\cite`. There are a number of instances that use `\citet` with the author specified in the text, and I believe those are compliant, but I'm not sure that's best. It's possible those should be edited to `\cite` so the author is inside the brackets.
Just use `\cite` for all citations, as there's no longer a need to distinguish `\citenum` from `\citet`.

Minor text edits have been made to make this consistent, and the authors of a couple corporately authored artifacts have been changed to mangle the names less.
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