How Can I Contribute to Awesome Equivariant Filtering?¶
Adding a New Resource¶
Fork the repository and create a new branch from
mainAdd your resource in the appropriate section of README.md
Follow the formatting style of existing entries
Submit a pull request with a clear description
Formatting Guidelines¶
For papers:
- **[Paper Title](link-to-paper)** (Year)
_Author Names_
Brief description of the contribution.For software/libraries:
- **[Project Name](link-to-repo)** - Brief description
- Key features or variantsWhat to Include¶
✅ Do include:
Peer-reviewed papers on invariant or equivariant filtering
Open-source software implementations
Educational resources (tutorials, lectures, documentation)
Applications demonstrating these techniques
Related awesome lists or curated resources
❌ Don’t include:
Unpublished work without preprints
Commercial or closed-source software
Duplicate entries
Resources unrelated to invariant/equivariant filtering
Sections¶
Resources should be added to appropriate sections:
Foundational Papers: Seminal works that established the field
Recent Advances: Papers from the last 3-5 years
Software and Libraries: Open-source implementations
Tutorials and Talks: Educational materials
Applications: Domain-specific use cases
Related Resources: Adjacent topics and lists
Blog Posts¶
We welcome focused blog posts that:
Explain concepts in invariant / equivariant filtering
Summarize or contextualize specific papers
Walk through implementations or examples (ideally linked to notebooks)
To add a blog post:
Create a new Markdown file under the
blog/folder, for example:blog/2025-12-20-iekf-vs-eqf-notes.mdAdd minimal front matter with a title:
--- title: Your Post Title ---Start the post with an optional header block:
> **Date:** YYYY-MM-DD > **Author:** Your NameWrite the content in regular Markdown / MyST (equations, code blocks, images are all fine).
Wire it into navigation by updating
myst.yml:- file: blog.md children: - file: blog/2025-12-18-welcome.md - file: blog/2025-12-20-iekf-vs-eqf-notes.mdOptionally, add a link to the new post under Latest Posts in
blog.md.
Quality Standards¶
Links must be working and publicly accessible
Prefer official sources (author pages, arXiv, IEEE Xplore)
Include DOI or arXiv links when available
Provide clear, concise descriptions
Maintain chronological order within sections (oldest to newest)
Suggesting Improvements¶
If you have ideas for improving the structure or organization:
Open an issue describing your suggestion
Explain the benefit to users
Discuss with maintainers before making large changes
Reporting Issues¶
Found a broken link or error? Please:
Open an issue with a descriptive title
Provide the section and entry name
Include the correction or working link if known
Code of Conduct¶
Be respectful and constructive. This is a community resource, and we’re all here to learn and share knowledge about this fascinating field!
Questions?¶
Feel free to open an issue for any questions about contributing.
Thank you for helping make this resource better! 🙏