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To plan figures and tables for a mathematical modeling paper, input your problem parse, candidate methods, data reports, and model results to generate a structured visual plan. This ensures every visual is categorized and directly supports a specific paper claim.

Figures in a mathematical modeling contest solution should include four types: diagnostic, comparison, paper, and appendix. This classification categorizes each visual by audience and purpose to ensure they properly support the paper's narrative.

To ensure modeling paper visuals support your text claims, use a figure planning process that maps each visual to a specific argument. This verifies that every table and figure directly justifies a claim rather than serving as filler.

You should start planning tables and figures for your modeling contest solution after finalizing your model results. This allows the figure planning process to generate a comprehensive visual structure using your complete data reports and outcomes.

To generate a figure and table plan for a modeling paper, you need to provide your problem parse, candidate methods, data reports, and model results. These inputs allow the system to classify visuals and structure them for the final paper.

You can automate the classification of visuals for your mathematical modeling paper by using a figure planning process. It automatically categorizes each visual into diagnostic, comparison, paper, or appendix types based on the target audience and purpose.