backward-traceability

To link LaTeX numerical values to code outputs, you tag code outputs with hypertarget anchors and reference them in your manuscript using hyperlinks. This creates traceable connections from paper results directly to source lines.

Reproducibility of figures and results is ensured by emitting hypertargets in code outputs and replacing paper numbers with hyperlink references. This end-to-end pipeline traces derived values back to their generating code.

To verify consistency between LaTeX text and code outputs, run the provided validation scripts. These scripts check cross-file integrity to ensure numbers in the paper match the compiled code results.

Yes, you can evaluate derived numeric values at compile time using the \ um{formula} command. This calculates values dynamically while linking them to hypertarget anchors for data integrity verification.

No specific external dependencies are required to trace numbers back to code lines. The Skill relies on LaTeX hypertargets and hyperlinks, utilizing provided scripts and patterns for validation.

Using hypertargets for traceability requires manual insertion of anchors in code outputs and hyperlink references in the manuscript. Consistency validation depends on running provided scripts against compiled results.