[Tutorial] How to use Curvenote for writing papers

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The purpose of this tutorial and article is to describe the process of writing data driven documents and scholarly papers using Curvenote and Jupyter Notebooks. Curvenote is a content authoring platform that lives on the web, similar to Google Docs and similar other platforms that allow you to author papers and documents. You can connect a Jupyter Notebook or a Jupyter lab document to this system so that you can keep codes and content separate but connected. In this sense it is similar to weaving documents such as knitr but simpler than that system. In this paper, we will learn how to use Curvenote to write an academic paper and include sections, paragraphs, text decorations, tables, figures, results of analyses, and citations and cross references. We will also cover how to export the document to PDF and _LaTeX_ for further processing.

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