Arranging Images in LaTeX with TikZ (Unlocking LaTeX Graphics - Video 47)

Arranging Images in LaTeX with TikZ Join Dr. Tammy Kolda in this episode of "Unlocking LaTeX Graphics" as she demonstrates how to arrange multiple images in a figure using TikZ. Follow along as Tammy covers How to use TikZ to flexibly arrange images in LaTeX, including: placing images inside nodes and customizing their appearance, adding and styling captions below images, rearranging images easily with the positioning library, and making subfigures referenceable with the subcaption package. She includes practical LaTeX code examples and tips. 00:00 Welcome and Today's Topic 00:58 Document Preamble 01:21 Images Inside TikZ Nodes 03:13 Adding Text Below Each Figure 04:11 Adding More Images 04:44 Modifying Styles 05:39 Rearranging the Images 06:22 Referenceable Subfigures 09:29 Thanks for Watching Key terms: TikZ, LaTeX, figures, images, nodes, captions, subfigures, positioning library, subcaption package This episode includes examples from the book, Tensor Decompositions for Data Science by Ballard and Kolda; see https://tensortextbook.com for more information. Other Episodes Positioning Library:    • Advanced Node and Coordinate Positioning w...   Nodes and their Options:    • Getting Started with TikZ Nodes (Unlocking...   Styles with Arguments:    • Custom TikZ Styles with Arguments (Unlocki...   Today's Document on Overleaf: https://www.overleaf.com/read/gszxkxs... Unlocking LaTeX Graphics Book: https://latex-graphics.com Purchase Book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3z76nwb