Within Jupyter markdown cells, jpeg images can be referenced like 
![](image.jpg) or like <img src=”image.jpg” width=600>.  Then convert from 
Jupyter to LaTex.  The former approach does not allow for image sizing.  
The latter approach results in ignored HTML.

 Is there a way, perhaps with a lua filter, to capture the <img 
src=”image.jpg” width=600> with the sizing information and transform it to 
\includegraphics[width=……,height=……]{images/image.jpg} ?  Or is there some 
other preferred way to size images? 

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