Jan 16, 2021 · If you prefer to refer to the algorithm as a figure, I suggest to replace algorithm by figure, but not to nest them.

To typeset algorithms or pseudocode in LaTeX you can use one of the following options: Choose ONE of the ( algpseudocode OR algcompatible OR algorithmic ) packages to typeset algorithm bodies, and the algorithm package for captioning the algorithm.

Mar 22, 2019 · The caption is then basically typeset as "Algorithm 1: #2". You would need a third argument and would have to typeset stuff as "Algorithm 1 #3: #2" where #3 is an optional citation. That requires changes to internal commands.

Feb 10, 2016 · I would like to write about the analysis of an algorithm. Depending on some conditions multiple cases arise. I would like to reference the cases but not solely based on the line numbers. Essentially I want custom labels which work with hyperref.

Apr 18, 2012 · \begin{algorithm} \caption{something} \begin{algorithmic} blablabla \end{algorithmic} \label{alg:MYALG} \end{algorithm} see algorithm \ref{alg:MYALG} this recognizes the algorithm, but when i click the link (on pdf), …

If you need to insert cross-references to numbered elements in the document, (like equations, sections and figures) there are commands to automate it in L a T e X. This article explains how.

Sep 8, 2022 · I am using \ProcedureRef[]{} to reference my lines of an algorithm. The goal was to have something like \texttt{AlgorithmName}, line x . Here is what I tried:

Jul 3, 2023 · References to pages are handled by the \cpageref{} command. Use \crefrange{}{} and \cpagerefrange{} commands for start and end label in either order and to provide a natural language ( babel enabled) range.

Mar 2, 2025 · \begin{algorithm} \caption {Calculate $ y = x ^ n $} \begin{algorithmic} \REQUIRE $ n \geq 0 \vee x \neq 0 $ \ENSURE $ y = x ^ n $ \STATE $ y \leftarrow 1 $ \IF {$ n < 0 $} \STATE $ X \leftarrow 1 / x $ \STATE $ N \leftarrow-n $ \ELSE \STATE $ X \leftarrow x $ \STATE $ N \leftarrow n $ \ENDIF \WHILE {$ N \neq 0 $} \IF {$ N $ is even} \STATE $ X ...

This means that you can refer to an algorithm by \Algorithm~\ref{alg:pipapo}" regardless of whether you prefer named or numbered algorithms. The body of the algorithm consists of several lines, separated by \\. The lines are numbered automatically. To reference a line number, put a \label command in the text of a line.