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Add link to published proceedings #70

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jaberg opened this issue Jul 9, 2013 · 49 comments
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Add link to published proceedings #70

jaberg opened this issue Jul 9, 2013 · 49 comments

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jaberg commented Jul 9, 2013

Add links to the README pointing to all previous years' published proceedings (P.S., where are they?)

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scopatz commented Jul 9, 2013

Well 2012 doesn't have its proceedings finished yet.

2011 is here: https://github.com/scipy/scipy_proceedings_2011

2010 is here: https://github.com/scipy/scipy_proceedings_2010

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jaberg commented Jul 9, 2013

Those are links to github source repos... I meant links to readable,
rendered final product. Where are the pdfs?

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Well 2012 doesn't have its proceedings finished yet.

2011 is here: https://github.com/scipy/scipy_proceedings_2011

2010 is here: https://github.com/scipy/scipy_proceedings_2010


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scopatz commented Jul 9, 2013

They are here: http://conference.scipy.org/proceedings/ but not even all of them. This website probably also needs an overhaul too...

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jaberg commented Jul 9, 2013

Is it part of the scope of this "tools" repo that there should be commands
to generate
(a) a single PDF with all the papers in it
(b) a web page with bibliographic info on it and links to single-paper PDFs
(including git hash of source)?

Are those commands implemented already to any degree? (How were those
previous conferences' web pages generated?)

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They are here: http://conference.scipy.org/proceedings/ but not even all
of them. This website probably also needs an overhaul too...


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scopatz commented Jul 9, 2013

These are all great questions that @stefanv and @jarrodmillman may or may not have an answer to... I certainly don't.

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stefanv commented Jul 9, 2013

@jaberg Yes, there are commands for generating a single PDF as well as a website with links to the papers + bibliographic information in BiBTeX format. Have a look at the Makefile in the publisher directory.

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jaberg commented Jul 20, 2013

@stefanv I don't really care to build the proceedings locally, I would like to:

  • put links on my academic web page to my own papers
  • have them be indexed by e.g. google scholar
  • know how to cite them

These are pretty standard for a conference/workshop so I hope you know what I mean... how do you see these things playing out?

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jaberg commented Jul 20, 2013

Also, just to be clear, I know I can put PDFs on my own website, it's just a little nicer to have links to an "official" proceedings site.

Could you put that auto-generated page up with the other ones at http://conference.scipy.org/proceedings/ ?

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Hi,

I agree with jaberg, I think it should be a better way to cite and index the scipy proceddings. I am a astronomer and I published a description of my method in the scipy proceedings 2013, so I would really like to cite it and not re-write it again in subsequent papers.

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stefanv commented Oct 10, 2013

@aterrel Do you have access to publish to conference.scipy.org? We have everything in place, the pages just need to be uploaded.

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aterrel commented Oct 10, 2013

Awesome. So conference.scipy.org is a sphinx generated site, but I haven't found anyone who actually has the sphinx source. Let me track that down, but I'll try to get it up by hand asap.

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aterrel commented Oct 10, 2013

What do people think about putting all the final docs on Figshare so you get a doi?

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jaberg commented Oct 10, 2013

Sounds good to me. Easier than uploading to ArXiv ?

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What do people think about putting all the final docs on Figshare so you
get a doi?


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aterrel commented Oct 10, 2013

So much easier since they don't require source, just pdf, and they give you a real doi. Arxiv gives you a arxiv number that is a stable.

@stefanv How do we do this for folks? Or do we send them emails that it is just happening?

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ev-br commented Oct 10, 2013

You can perfectly well upload a pdf to arxiv.

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aterrel commented Oct 10, 2013

@EvgeniBurovski Thank you for your correction, so let me clarify. Arxiv requires source for any latex generated pdf. Which would include the publications in the scipy proceedings. See http://arxiv.org/help/submit You are welcome to discuss these policies with arxiv.

After looking at both arxiv and figshare terms of service, this really looks to be a nightmare. I think the best would be if folks give us a arxiv or figshare id and we just display it.

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jaberg commented Oct 10, 2013

Thanks for looking into this, happy to click through figshare's website to
get an ID. Could I submit that as a PR once the sphinx docs is publishing
the PDF that I would submit to figshare?

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@EvgeniBurovski https://github.com/EvgeniBurovski Thank you for your
correction, so let me clarify. Arxiv requires source for any latex
generated pdf. Which would include the publications in the scipy
proceedings. See http://arxiv.org/help/submit You are welcome to discuss
these policies with arxiv.

After looking at both arxiv and figshare terms of service, this really
looks to be a nightmare. I think the best would be if folks give us a arxiv
or figshare id and we just display it.


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aterrel commented Oct 10, 2013

@jaberg Let's wait until the editors chime in here. I don't want to create a process that doesn't scale or work for the community.

@stefanv I did a make in the 2013 branch builder directory but I get pdfs. Is that what you to upload, I really need a webpage that indexes the webpages. Maybe I'm not seeing a command or something. I could just put the proceedings.pdf up, but right now it prints with a DRAFT watermark.

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I haven't tried it, but I think you can print the pdf without the watermark if :

  1. you go in here : https://github.com/scipy/scipy_proceedings/blob/2013/publisher/_static/status.sty
    and set the watermark weight to 0.0.

or

  1. you go in here : https://github.com/scipy/scipy_proceedings/blob/2013/publisher/_static/scipy.sty
    and comment out take out the dependency on status.sty entirely.

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stefanv commented Oct 11, 2013

The source might have been uploaded with the pages?

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aterrel commented Oct 13, 2013

@stefanv @jarrodmillman @katyhuff I don't really have time to really debug what is going on. Can someone generate the output and send me what should go up?

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Hm...
When I built it, there were a bunch of errors of the type :

*** Warning:
/Users/khuff/repos/scipy_proceedings/publisher/../output/jeschke/paper_stats.json
does not exist.

However, it seems to have built a stack of pdfs without the watermark.
Maybe there's something wrong with the proof, due to these missing json
stats files, but I'm not sure what it would be. Can you comment on that
@stefanv?

In any case, the generated pdfs can be downloaded here (for now, I'll
probably delete this in a week) :
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10060444/pdfs.zip . There's a main file
called proceedings.pdf and an individual pdf for each of the papers.

Katy

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@katyhuff https://github.com/katyhuff I don't really have time to
really debug what is going on. Can someone generate the output and send me
what should go up?


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stefanv commented Oct 14, 2013

Katy, do you have texlive-latex-extra installed? That is where the
tool lives that extracts the page numbers (pdfannotextractor).

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aterrel commented Oct 28, 2013

Does anyone know how the generate the appropriate html for the papers? I could just upload the pdf, but that seems inadequate...

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stefanv commented Oct 28, 2013

It's one of the Makefile targets.

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aterrel commented Oct 28, 2013

I don't see a make file in the repo. I tried the following which looked to work in older versions, but to no avail...

$ python publisher/build_html.py papers/
*** Warning: /Users/aterrel/Sites/scipy_proceedings/publisher/_static/institutions.json does not exist.
*** Warning: /Users/aterrel/Sites/scipy_proceedings/publisher/_build/toc.json does not exist.
/bin/sh: recode: command not found
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "publisher/build_html.py", line 29, in <module>
    html_from_tmpl(dest_fn+'.html', proc_dict, dest_fn)
  File "/Users/aterrel/Sites/scipy_proceedings/publisher/build_template.py", line 42, in html_from_tmpl
    content =  _from_template(src, config)
  File "/Users/aterrel/Sites/scipy_proceedings/publisher/build_template.py", line 14, in _from_template
    return template.substitute(config)
  File "/Users/aterrel/Sites/scipy_proceedings/publisher/tempita/__init__.py", line 173, in substitute
    result, defs, inherit = self._interpret(ns)
  File "/Users/aterrel/Sites/scipy_proceedings/publisher/tempita/__init__.py", line 184, in _interpret
    self._interpret_codes(self._parsed, ns, out=parts, defs=defs)
  File "/Users/aterrel/Sites/scipy_proceedings/publisher/tempita/__init__.py", line 212, in _interpret_codes
    self._interpret_code(item, ns, out, defs)
  File "/Users/aterrel/Sites/scipy_proceedings/publisher/tempita/__init__.py", line 225, in _interpret_code
    expr = self._eval(expr, ns, pos)
  File "/Users/aterrel/Sites/scipy_proceedings/publisher/tempita/__init__.py", line 294, in _eval
    value = eval(code, self.default_namespace, ns)
  File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
NameError: name 'toc' is not defined at line 15 column 3
__________________________________________________________________

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stefanv commented Oct 28, 2013

I'll be at a computer in a few hours, then I'll get right back to you.
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I don't see a make file in the repo. I tried the following which looked to
work in older versions, but to no avail...

$ python publisher/build_html.py papers/
*** Warning: /Users/aterrel/Sites/scipy_proceedings/publisher/_static/institutions.json does not exist.
*** Warning: /Users/aterrel/Sites/scipy_proceedings/publisher/_build/toc.json does not exist.
/bin/sh: recode: command not found
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "publisher/build_html.py", line 29, in
html_from_tmpl(dest_fn+'.html', proc_dict, dest_fn)
File "/Users/aterrel/Sites/scipy_proceedings/publisher/build_template.py", line 42, in html_from_tmpl
content = _from_template(src, config)
File "/Users/aterrel/Sites/scipy_proceedings/publisher/build_template.py", line 14, in _from_template
return template.substitute(config)
File "/Users/aterrel/Sites/scipy_proceedings/publisher/tempita/init.py", line 173, in substitute
result, defs, inherit = self._interpret(ns)
File "/Users/aterrel/Sites/scipy_proceedings/publisher/tempita/init.py", line 184, in _interpret
self._interpret_codes(self._parsed, ns, out=parts, defs=defs)
File "/Users/aterrel/Sites/scipy_proceedings/publisher/tempita/init.py", line 212, in _interpret_codes
self._interpret_code(item, ns, out, defs)
File "/Users/aterrel/Sites/scipy_proceedings/publisher/tempita/init.py", line 225, in _interpret_code
expr = self._eval(expr, ns, pos)
File "/Users/aterrel/Sites/scipy_proceedings/publisher/tempita/init.py", line 294, in _eval
value = eval(code, self.default_namespace, ns)
File "", line 1, in
NameError: name 'toc' is not defined at line 15 column 3



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stefanv commented Oct 29, 2013

In the publisher directory, there is a Makefile with a proceedings-html
target.

You need to have pdfannotextractor installed in order to generate the page
numbers.

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aterrel commented Nov 20, 2013

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jaberg commented Nov 20, 2013

Awesome, site looks great!

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Hi, mine is not there. Did I missed some deadline?

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stefanv commented Nov 20, 2013

@gabraganca This is for the proceedings--i.e. submitted papers.

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Ok. And I have submitted one. @katyhuff even help me fixing some typos. I am trying to find the PR or the commit...

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He submitted a paper:
#54
But closed the pull request before it was pulled?

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Above.
It was on time.
#54

Gustavo, it appears you closed the pull request before it was pulled into
the repository. I suspect that's why it never made it in.

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stefanv commented Nov 20, 2013

Ouch. Under these circumstances, I am willing to rebuild the proceedings if @katyhuff and @aterrel give the thumbs-up and go-ahead.

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Thumbs up. Thanks @stefanv !
@Gustavo , I'm personally very sorry we didn't catch this earlier. Thanks
for letting us know about the mix up!

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Ouch. Under these circumstances, I am willing to rebuild the proceedings
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stefanv commented Nov 20, 2013

@gabraganca Thou shalt not touch the close button :)

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stefanv commented Nov 20, 2013

@aterrel New version of the proceedings in Dropbox

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Looks great! Thank you for the hard work

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Sorry for the trouble, guys. It seems that the problem was my yearly ignorance on how to contribute on GitHub projects. I thin that the SciPy proceedings was the first time I did a PR.

Thank you very much. 😄

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aterrel commented Nov 21, 2013

@stefanv I downloaded from the dropbox link again but didn't see any changes. Perhaps the folder link is an older version. Can you send the link again? Sorry but I won't be able to upload it until tomorrow. I'm traveling and on spotty wifi as is.

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stefanv commented Nov 21, 2013

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Hi, guys! Happy new year!

Any news with about the recompiled new proceedings?

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aterrel commented Jan 6, 2014

@stefanv I uploaded the files you put in the dropbox link above but it looks like @gabraganca was not included. Can you send an updated version?

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stefanv commented Jan 14, 2014

@aterrel Sorry, I copied the results into the "html" directory by accident. Just replace the whole directory with the contents of the "html" sub-directory. @gabraganca 's paper is in there, I checked:

http://conference.scipy.org/proceedings/scipy2013/html/

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aterrel commented Jan 14, 2014

cool I'll get it up tomorrow. traveling now.

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@aterrel https://github.com/aterrel Sorry, I copied the results into
the "html" directory by accident. Just replace the whole directory with the
contents of the "html" sub-directory. @gabragancahttps://github.com/gabraganca's paper is in there, I checked:

http://conference.scipy.org/proceedings/scipy2013/html/


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aterrel commented Jan 17, 2014

k this is up:
http://conference.scipy.org/proceedings/scipy2013/braganca.html

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cool I'll get it up tomorrow. traveling now.

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@aterrel https://github.com/aterrel Sorry, I copied the results into
the "html" directory by accident. Just replace the whole directory with the
contents of the "html" sub-directory. @gabragancahttps://github.com/gabraganca's paper is in there, I checked:

http://conference.scipy.org/proceedings/scipy2013/html/


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Hi everyone! It looks to me like this issue has been resolved. Does anyone object to closing this ticket?

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