How to properly cite (and write a paragraph) that a paper is based upon another paper but proposes different contribution? I have a paper A which is already published. Now I want to write paper B which will use data from the same expirement conducted in A but with results which were not mentioned in paper A.
Basically, paper A focused on &quot;which interaction technique is better&quot; and paper B will focus on the effects those techniques had on the user.
While A was a long journal paper, B is planned to be a short poster.
My question is: How can I properly tell the reviewers that this paper uses data from an expirement conducted during another paper? The submission has to be anonymous.
I would write &quot;This work provides additional insights to the interaction techniques in [citation removed due to anonomity]&quot; but I have a feeling that this sounds lame and reviewers will feel like &quot;meh..this doesnt sound very sophisticated...&quot;
Also I plan to reuse some images I used in paper A, is this allowed?
I think using the data isn't an issue and you can just simply cite the paper. As far as anonymity goes, just citing and using that data doesn't disclose the anonymity. Unless there is a rule where an experiment in paper A can not be carry forwarded in another paper, you should be good to go.
To write it properly, refer to some other paper in your domain which does the same. In CS, there are multiple papers churning out solutions for the same data.
Re-using images is something I would suggest not to do, newer examples of potential edge cases in the previous paper would hold better. It generally is allowed unless mentioned explicitly.