hypothesis-framing

Use when a wireless or RF quantity is reported in a paper, a report or a config: noise floor, time on air, receiver sensitivity, minimum effective power…

Use when a paper's own figures, tables or equations are needed as standalone images, for slides, a poster, a report or a web page.

Use when checking citations for accuracy, verifying that claims trace to real references, or auditing a draft for unreferenced assertions, hallucinated…

Use when reviewing an academic paper draft, methodology section, or experimental design the way a conference referee would.

Use when writing a progress report, milestone update, or diagnostic briefing for a thesis advisor or supervisor.

Use when auditing a bibliography against the PDFs the project holds.

Use before adopting, keeping or changing a technical term in a manuscript.

Use when creating, publishing, or describing a dataset for academic or technical use.

Use when writing or editing LaTeX (.tex), building academic tables, managing BibTeX (.bib) entries, or diagnosing pdflatex/latexmk compilation errors.

Use when figures and tables sit badly in a LaTeX document: float-only pages, half-empty columns, a figure too small to read, a float that overflows its page.

Use when defining, reporting or interpreting an evaluation metric.

Use when one study is written up in more than one document: a paper and its translation, a paper and a thesis chapter, a manuscript and a report.