How to write the source of my own figure/table?
Hello. In Brazilian journals, we have to write the source of every figure and table that we put in a paper, including those we designed ourselves. Generally, in Portuguese we show that the figure or table is ours writing in the following manners:
a) Source: Designed by the author(s).
b) Source: The present author(s).
I am writing a paper for a Brazilian journal in English. What would be a good way to show that the figure/table is my own in this language? In addition to the two above, I have thought about the following options.
c) Source: Created by the author(s).
d) Source: The present paper.
e) Source: The present study.
Thank you very much.
Top answer
I have found the answer by myself. It seems that while "created by the author" is used for both figures and tables, "designed by the author" is preferred for figures.
- I have found the answer by myself.
- It seems that while "created by the author" is used for both figures and tables, "designed by the author" is preferred for figures.
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I have found the answer by myself. It seems that while "created by the author" is used for both figures and tables, "designed by the author" is preferred for figures.
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