LaTeX author support for the NESS society journal The New England Journal of Statistics in Data Science (NEJSDS)
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About
Author support service provides LaTeX style file and *.tex file template designed for
NESS society journal
The New England Journal of Statistics in Data Science (NEJSDS) articles.
Package content
The following files are given in the repository (or directly in *.zip archive):
nejsds.cls- LaTeX style file. Please do not change it. This file is already loaded in the respective template files;nessart-number.bst- suggested BibTeX1 related bibliography style. If your bibliography is structured in BibTeX format, loading your*.bibfile and one of provided BibTeX styles allows you to get the final format of the bibliography.nejsds_template.tex- topmatter template (should be used for article preparation);nejsds_sample.tex- journal sample article;nejsds_sample.pdf- journal sample article (PDFfile);
Setup
- Clone the repository or download the
*.ziparchive. Rename the package to<your-project-name>. - Install
nejsds.cls,nessart-number.bstin your TeX system (suggested directory:nejsds). - Use the file
nejsds_template.texto start your article as a template. - Use the file
nejsds_sample.texas a reference for how to prepare a topmatter of your article.
Recommended usage of nejsds package
Use nejsds_template.tex as a template.
Dependencies
nejsds.cls file loads flushend.sty and stfloats.sty from sttools package.
Please make sure that your TeX system has the latest version of this package.
Document class options
If you see that some space in the lastpage balanced column is missing you can try
to add \atColsBreak{\pagediscards} which should restore discarded material in original break poin.
Or you can remove flushend with option noflushend and balance last column manualy.
For bibliography references output and citations a natbib package
is loaded by default with the following options:
\usepackage[numbers,square]{natbib}
It provides numbered citations.
In case author-year citation is required, provide the authoryear option:
\documentclass[authoryear]{nejsds}
All natbib package options can be provided in this way.
In case some other bibliography package is used
which is not compatible with natbib package,
one can disable the latter with the option nonatbib:
\documentclass[nonatbib]{nejsds}
LaTeX document preamble content
The preamble of your LaTeX document should look like this:
\documentclass{nejsds}
\arxiv{math.PR/0000000}
\begin{document}
\begin{frontmatter}
\title{Title\protect\thanksref{T1}}
\thankstext[id=T1]{Footnote to the title with the `thankstext' command.}
\begin{aug}
\author{\inits{F.}\fnms{First} \snm{Author}\thanksref{c1}\ead[label=e1]{first@somewhere.com}}
\thankstext[type=corresp,id=c1]{Corresponding author.}
\address{Address of the First Author\\
Country\\
\printead{e1}}
\author{\inits{S.}\fnms{Second} \snm{Author}\thanksref{t2}\ead[label=e2]{second@somewhere.com}}
\address{Address of the Second Author\\
Country\\
\printead{e2}}
\author{\inits{T.~N.}\fnms{Third Name} \snm{Author}
\ead[label=e3]{third@somewhere.com}%
\ead[label=u1,url]{http://www.foo.com}}
\address{Address of the Third Author\\
Country\\
\printead{e3}\\
\printead{u1}}
\thankstext[id=t2]{Footnote to the first author with the `thankstext' command.}
\end{aug}
\begin{abstract}
...
\end{abstract}
\begin{keyword}[class=AMS] % please indicate appropriate AMS codes
\kwd[Primary ]{00K00}
\kwd{00K01}
\kwd[; secondary ]{00K02}
\end{keyword}
\begin{keyword}
\kwd{Sample}
\kwd{\LaTeX}
\end{keyword}
\tableofcontents
\end{frontmatter}
Your publication content
\end{document}
Comments
- Labels T1, t2 are used for thanks;
- thanks text
type=correspmarks corresponding author; - Labels e1, e2, e3, u1 are used to print electronic addresses.
hyperrefpackage is loaded in the class so they will be made into hyperlinks;
Submission
Submit one single file as a ZIP archive.
Pack your root folder <your-project-name> with files and subfolders.
Bug reports
Please submit bug report or feature requests at github page.
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