Your Title

Paragraphs: Use the <p> tag to mark paragraphs. Add class="center" in the opening tag to center-align the contents of the paragraph.

Highlighting: Use <b>bold</b>, <i>italics</i>, <u>underlined</u> to highlight text.

Links: Use the <a> tag to make links. Use descriptive words in the link text, like research in autonomous agents (not meaningless words like "click here"). You can also make a quick-link to a specific section in your post using the "id" attribute in the opening tag of the section (see source code).

Section title

Maths: Use Latex notation to write maths (rendered by Mathjax using JavaScript). You can use inline maths, \( \alpha = \int_a^b x f(x) dx \), and own-line maths: \[ \alpha = \int_a^b x f(x) dx \]

Lists: Use the <ul> (or <ol> for numbered lists) and <li> tags to make lists:

• Item 1
• Item 2
• Item 3

Images: Use the <img> tag to place images. Images must be in JPG or PNG or GIF format and be at most 1MB large. It's recommended to put image files into a subfolder "img".

Columns and rows: Images, text paragraphs, and most other elements can be arranged in tabular form using rows and columns (options for 2/3/4 columns exist, see code):

Wrapping: You can also wrap text around an image as shown here. Though for blog posts it usually looks neater to place images between the text paragraphs. When wrapping images, the image width should be at most 50%. text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text

Code: Use the <pre> and <code> tags to show pseudocode or code snippets. Syntax highlighting is automatically applied using highlight.js.

This is some code
    A code line with tab
And another line without tab

Videos/maps: Use the <iframe> tag to embed Google videos and maps. Please add a descriptive title inside the tag (for screen reader).

For short animations, consider using animated GIF images instead of videos.

References

Using references [1] is a cleaner way to cite papers than just linking to them (including your own papers). Google Scholar counts citations from our blog. The references section should be last in your blog post.

1. Authors. Title. Publication details, Year.
2. Authors. Title. Publication details, Year.

Don't know how to do something?

If you think we should add any other design features to the blog, or you don't know how to achieve a certain effect, please get in touch with me. Please don't modify the source code in this template above/below the indicated lines.