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Good point.

There's a field on the openreview form where you can upload a supplement. Alternatively, you can also add an appendix to the main submission.

We've now updated the website to note this. For camera-ready, we will tune the stylefile a bit to clarify this and harmonize appendices.

Ah! It's
* 240 pts wide (default height = 240 / golden_ratio, but up to authors)
* computer modern sans serif.
* font size 9pt for axis labels and title, 7pt for ticklabels and legend.

Thanks for pointing this out, I'll expand the stylepack on the webpage with this information.

The stylesheets also automatically sets the font, and font sizes for all parts of the figure!

If your cool kids happen to prefer julia over python, they can instead use @nathanaelbosch.de's port `tueplots.jl` using

TuePlots.SETTINGS[:ProbNum25]

github.com/nathanaelbos...

a more classic, double column layout, in Computer Modern. Sneaked in A4, though.

But ProbNum25 will be the first conference I know with a stylesheet for figures and plots, thanks to @pnkraemer.bsky.social's `tueplots`. No more fontsize 2 figs!

Interested to hear what people think.