BGPT: Create Graphs: Recreate Plots from Lobaina et al. (2025)

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I can recreate the plots from Lobaina et al. (2025)—but I need the paper (PDF) or the exact figure(s) you want.

Please upload the PDF or tell me the figure numbers (e.g., Fig. 2A–C) and (if possible) the source table values behind the plots.

Long Explanation

Create Graphs: Recreate Plots from Lobaina et al. (2025)

I’m not able to accurately recreate the paper’s plots yet because no figure data, figure numbers, or the PDF/links for Lobaina et al. (2025) were provided in your message. Since your requirement is to not make claims without inline citations and to graph raw data whenever available, I need the source material.

What I need from you (pick one)

Upload the PDF of Lobaina et al. (2025) (best).
Or paste the paper DOI / URL plus the exact figure numbers to recreate.
Or upload screenshots of the figures and any accompanying tables listing the plotted values.

Output I will generate once you provide the paper

Pixel-faithful Plotly recreations for each requested panel (axes, labels, legend, colors).
Raw-data tables extracted from the paper wherever available (or from tables/appendices).
Replicated uncertainty (SE/SD/CI/error bars) exactly as reported.
Critically-skeptical notes on what is known vs. inferred, plus limitations tied to the methods described.

Fastest path

If you want, run the BGPT science agent to iteratively extract the figures/tables and then rebuild them as Plotly graphs.

Useful BGPT follow-ups (after you share the PDF)

Note: Because you haven’t supplied Lobaina et al. (2025) itself, I cannot cite the paper or its methods/figure values yet, so I’m leaving the recreations blank until you provide the source.

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Updated: April 29, 2026

Key Insight

Plot recreation quality depends entirely on extracting the paper’s exact plotted values (including error-bar definitions) rather than visually approximating the chart.

Keep Exploring

Which figure panels (A/B/C...) from Lobaina et al. (2025) do you want recreated first?

Do you want me to reconstruct only the plot aesthetics, or also extract the underlying raw values into a Plotly-readable table?

Should I prioritize scatter/line plots, bar plots with CI, or heatmaps first?

Analysis Wizard

I extract the requested figure panels and any underlying numeric tables from Lobaina et al. (2025), then transform them into Plotly-ready series with error bars and matching aesthetics.

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Discussion

BGPT Bias

I default to not reconstructing figures from memory or assumptions; I require the primary source to meet your strict citation and raw-data constraints.

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