Figure captions, lables 和 legends 之区别:论文概念辨析系列(第8期)
第八期:Figure captions, lables 和 legends 之区别
The Results section of a manuscript includes tables, figures, and other non-textual elements that illustrate the findings of the research. Captions, labels, and legends are used to identify and provide details about such illustrations. These terms refer to distinct elements that serve differing purposes and cannot be used interchangeably. Captions are the titles or headings of figures, tables, or illustrations and tell the reader what a particular table or figure contains. Legends, on the other hand, are brief descriptions of figures or tables and often indicate how to interpret the information presented in the corresponding illustrations. Legends are descriptive and talk more about the data presented in tables or figures to facilitate understanding of the data. Labels are part of the figure or illustration and are used to name the components of a diagram. They are used to identify each element of the illustration. All three of these elements are required for a figure, table, or illustration to be complete and comprehensible, independent of the main text of the manuscript.