Citation¶

If you use OptiScope in your research, publications, or projects, we would appreciate it if you cite it.

BibTeX Entry¶

@software{optiscope2024,
  title = {OptiScope: Modern Optimization Visualization and Analysis},
  author = {Rodrigues, Simão},
  year = {2024},
  url = {https://github.com/simaosr/optiscope},
  note = {Python library for multi-objective optimization analysis and visualization}
}

Text Citation¶

Rodrigues, S. (2024). OptiScope: Modern Optimization Visualization and Analysis. Retrieved from https://github.com/simaosr/optiscope

How to Cite¶

When citing OptiScope in your work, please include:

The software name: OptiScope
The author: Simão Rodrigues
The year: 2024
The URL: https://github.com/simaosr/optiscope

Example Citations in Papers¶

In the Methods Section¶

"Optimization results were analyzed and visualized using OptiScope (Rodrigues, 2024), a Python library for multi-objective optimization analysis."

In the Tools/Software Section¶

"We used OptiScope [1] for Pareto front identification, TOPSIS-based ranking, and interactive visualization of the optimization results."

[1] Rodrigues, S. (2024). OptiScope: Modern Optimization Visualization and Analysis. https://github.com/simaosr/optiscope

Acknowledgments¶

If you found OptiScope helpful for your research, we also appreciate acknowledgments in your papers:

"The authors would like to thank the developers of OptiScope for providing an open-source tool for optimization analysis and visualization."

Why Cite?¶

Citing OptiScope helps:

Give credit to the development effort
Increase visibility of the tool in the research community
Help others discover useful tools for their work
Support open-source software development

Questions?¶

If you have questions about how to cite OptiScope or need a different citation format, please open an issue on GitHub.