hekeus@55: % ----------------------------------------------- hekeus@55: % Template for SMAC SMC 2013 hekeus@55: % adapted and corrected from the template for SMC 2012, which was adapted from that of SMC 2011 hekeus@55: % ----------------------------------------------- hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \documentclass{article} hekeus@55: \usepackage{smacsmc2013} hekeus@55: \usepackage{times} hekeus@55: \usepackage{ifpdf} hekeus@55: \usepackage[english]{babel} hekeus@55: \usepackage{cite} hekeus@55: hekeus@55: %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Some useful packages %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% hekeus@55: %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% See related documentation %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% hekeus@55: %\usepackage{amsmath} % popular packages from Am. Math. Soc. Please use the hekeus@55: %\usepackage{amssymb} % related math environments (split, subequation, cases, hekeus@55: %\usepackage{amsfonts}% multline, etc.) hekeus@55: %\usepackage{bm} % Bold Math package, defines the command \bf{} hekeus@55: %\usepackage{paralist}% extended list environments hekeus@55: %%subfig.sty is the modern replacement for subfigure.sty. However, subfig.sty hekeus@55: %%requires and automatically loads caption.sty which overrides class handling hekeus@55: %%of captions. To prevent this problem, preload caption.sty with caption=false hekeus@55: %\usepackage[caption=false]{caption} hekeus@55: %\usepackage[font=footnotesize]{subfig} hekeus@55: hekeus@55: hekeus@55: %user defined variables hekeus@55: \def\papertitle{PAPER TEMPLATE FOR THE hekeus@55: STOCKHOLM MUSIC ACOUSTICS CONFERENCE (SMAC 2013) AND hekeus@55: SOUND AND MUSIC COMPUTING CONFERENCE (SMC 2013) TO BE HELD IN STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN, JULY 30-AUGUST 3, 2013} hekeus@55: \def\firstauthor{First author} hekeus@55: \def\secondauthor{Second author} hekeus@55: \def\thirdauthor{Third author} hekeus@55: hekeus@55: % adds the automatic hekeus@55: % Saves a lot of ouptut space in PDF... after conversion with the distiller hekeus@55: % Delete if you cannot get PS fonts working on your system. hekeus@55: hekeus@55: % pdf-tex settings: detect automatically if run by latex or pdflatex hekeus@55: \newif\ifpdf hekeus@55: \ifx\pdfoutput\relax hekeus@55: \else hekeus@55: \ifcase\pdfoutput hekeus@55: \pdffalse hekeus@55: \else hekeus@55: \pdftrue hekeus@55: \fi hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \ifpdf % compiling with pdflatex hekeus@55: \usepackage[pdftex, hekeus@55: pdftitle={\papertitle}, hekeus@55: pdfauthor={\firstauthor, \secondauthor, \thirdauthor}, hekeus@55: bookmarksnumbered, % use section numbers with bookmarks hekeus@55: pdfstartview=XYZ % start with zoom=100% instead of full screen; hekeus@55: % especially useful if working with a big screen :-) hekeus@55: ]{hyperref} hekeus@55: %\pdfcompresslevel=9 hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \usepackage[pdftex]{graphicx} hekeus@55: % declare the path(s) where your graphic files are and their extensions so hekeus@55: %you won't have to specify these with every instance of \includegraphics hekeus@55: \graphicspath{{./figures/}} hekeus@55: \DeclareGraphicsExtensions{.pdf,.jpeg,.png} hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \usepackage[figure,table]{hypcap} hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \else % compiling with latex hekeus@55: \usepackage[dvips, hekeus@55: bookmarksnumbered, % use section numbers with bookmarks hekeus@55: pdfstartview=XYZ % start with zoom=100% instead of full screen hekeus@55: ]{hyperref} % hyperrefs are active in the pdf file after conversion hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \usepackage[dvips]{epsfig,graphicx} hekeus@55: % declare the path(s) where your graphic files are and their extensions so hekeus@55: %you won't have to specify these with every instance of \includegraphics hekeus@55: \graphicspath{{./figures/}} hekeus@55: \DeclareGraphicsExtensions{.eps} hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \usepackage[figure,table]{hypcap} hekeus@55: \fi hekeus@55: hekeus@55: %setup the hyperref package - make the links black without a surrounding frame hekeus@55: \hypersetup{ hekeus@55: colorlinks,% hekeus@55: citecolor=black,% hekeus@55: filecolor=black,% hekeus@55: linkcolor=black,% hekeus@55: urlcolor=black hekeus@55: } hekeus@55: hekeus@55: hekeus@55: % Title. hekeus@55: % ------ hekeus@55: \title{\papertitle} hekeus@55: hekeus@55: % Authors hekeus@55: % Please note that submissions are NOT anonymous, therefore hekeus@55: % authors' names have to be VISIBLE in your manuscript. hekeus@55: % hekeus@55: % Single address hekeus@55: % To use with only one author or several with the same address hekeus@55: % --------------- hekeus@55: %\oneauthor hekeus@55: % {\firstauthor} {Affiliation1 \\ % hekeus@55: % {\tt \href{mailto:author1@smcnetwork.org}{author1@smcnetwork.org}}} hekeus@55: hekeus@55: %Two addresses hekeus@55: %-------------- hekeus@55: % \twoauthors hekeus@55: % {\firstauthor} {Affiliation1 \\ % hekeus@55: % {\tt \href{mailto:author1@smcnetwork.org}{author1@smcnetwork.org}}} hekeus@55: % {\secondauthor} {Affiliation2 \\ % hekeus@55: % {\tt \href{mailto:author2@smcnetwork.org}{author2@smcnetwork.org}}} hekeus@55: hekeus@55: % Three addresses hekeus@55: % -------------- hekeus@55: \threeauthors hekeus@55: {\firstauthor} {Affiliation1 \\ % hekeus@55: {\tt \href{mailto:author1@smcnetwork.org}{author1@smcnetwork.org}}} hekeus@55: {\secondauthor} {Affiliation2 \\ % hekeus@55: {\tt \href{mailto:author2@smcnetwork.org}{author2@smcnetwork.org}}} hekeus@55: {\thirdauthor} { Affiliation3 \\ % hekeus@55: {\tt \href{mailto:author3@smcnetwork.org}{author3@smcnetwork.org}}} hekeus@55: hekeus@55: hekeus@55: % ***************************************** the document starts here *************** hekeus@55: \begin{document} hekeus@55: % hekeus@55: \capstartfalse hekeus@55: \maketitle hekeus@55: \capstarttrue hekeus@55: % hekeus@55: \begin{abstract} hekeus@55: Place your abstract at the top left column on the first page. hekeus@55: Please write about 150-200 words that specifically highlight the purpose of your work, hekeus@55: its context, and provide a brief synopsis of your results. hekeus@55: Avoid equations in this part. hekeus@55: \end{abstract} hekeus@55: % hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \section{Introduction}\label{sec:introduction} hekeus@55: This template includes all the information about formatting manuscripts for hekeus@55: the SMAC SMC 2013 Conference. hekeus@55: Please use \LaTeX{} templates when hekeus@55: preparing your submission. hekeus@55: Please follow these guidelines to give the final proceedings a professional look. hekeus@55: If you have any questions, please contact the SMAC SMC 2013 Organizers. hekeus@55: This template can be downloaded from:\\ hekeus@55: \url{http://smc2013.smcnetwork.org}. hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \section{Page size and format}\label{sec:page_size} hekeus@55: Your paper must not exceed {\bf 8 pages}, hekeus@55: no matter if you are presenting orally or posterly. hekeus@55: We \underline{strongly encourage} hekeus@55: a paper length of {\bf 6 pages}. hekeus@55: We will format the proceedings as hekeus@55: \underline{portrait A4-size paper} \underline{(21.0~cm x 29.7~cm)}. hekeus@55: All material on each page should fit within a rectangle of 17.2~cm x 25.2~cm, hekeus@55: centered on the page, beginning 2.0~cm from the top of the page and ending hekeus@55: with 2.5cm from the bottom. hekeus@55: The left and right margins should be 1.9~cm. hekeus@55: The text should be in two 8.2~cm columns with a 0.8~cm gutter. hekeus@55: All text must be in a two-column format, and justified. hekeus@55: If you prepare your document by cutting and pasting into this one, hekeus@55: then you should not have to worry, hekeus@55: unless there is something strange with your \LaTeX{} interpreter. hekeus@55: So double check. hekeus@55: If you have any questions, please contact the SMAC SMC 2013 Organizers. hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \section{Typeset Text}\label{sec:typeset_text} hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \subsection{Normal or Body Text}\label{subsec:body} hekeus@55: Please use a 10pt (point) Times font. hekeus@55: Use sans-serif or non-proportional fonts hekeus@55: only for special purposes, hekeus@55: such as distinguishing source code. hekeus@55: The first paragraph in each section should not be indented, hekeus@55: but all other paragraphs should be. hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \subsection{Title and Authors} hekeus@55: As you can see above, the title is 16pt Times, bold, upper case, and centered. hekeus@55: The names of the authors are also centered. hekeus@55: The lead author's name is to be listed first (left-most), and the co-authors' hekeus@55: names after. If the addresses for all authors are the same, include the hekeus@55: address only once, centered. If the authors have different addresses, put the hekeus@55: addresses, evenly spaced, under each authors' name. hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \subsection{First Page Copyright Notice} hekeus@55: Please leave the copyright notice exactly as it appears in the lower hekeus@55: left-hand corner of the first page. It is set in 8pt Times, if you are wondering. hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \subsection{Page Numbering, Headers and Footers} hekeus@55: Do not include headers, footers or page numbers in your submission. hekeus@55: We add these electronically when we assemble the publications hekeus@55: into the proceedings. hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \section{Headings} hekeus@55: First level headings are in Times 12pt bold, hekeus@55: centered with 1 line of space above the section head, and 1/2 space below it. hekeus@55: For a section header immediately followed by a subsection header, the space hekeus@55: should be merged. hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \subsection{Second Level Headings} hekeus@55: Second level headings are in Times 10pt bold, flush left, hekeus@55: with 1 line of space above the section head, and 1/2 space below it. hekeus@55: The first letter of each significant word is capitalized. hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \subsubsection{Third Level Headings} hekeus@55: Third level headings are in Times 10pt italic, flush left, hekeus@55: with 1/2 line of space above the section head, and 1/2 space below it. hekeus@55: The first letter of significant words is capitalized. hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \subsubsection{Level Headings Beyond the Third} hekeus@55: We strongly discourage any use of hekeus@55: more than three levels of headings. hekeus@55: Also, if you have only one subsection in a section,\footnote{Just like this section.} hekeus@55: then you should reorganize it into one section. hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \section{Floats and equations} hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \subsection{Equations} hekeus@55: Equations of importance, hekeus@55: or to which you refer later, hekeus@55: should be placed on separated lines and numbered. hekeus@55: The number should be on the right side, in parentheses. hekeus@55: \begin{equation} hekeus@55: E=mc^{2+\delta}. hekeus@55: \label{eq:Emc2} hekeus@55: \end{equation} hekeus@55: Refer to equations like so: hekeus@55: As (\ref{eq:Emc2}) shows, hekeus@55: I do not completely trust Special Relativity. hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \subsection{Figures, Tables and Captions} hekeus@55: \begin{table}[t] hekeus@55: \begin{center} hekeus@55: \begin{tabular}{|l|l|} hekeus@55: \hline hekeus@55: String value & Numeric value \\ hekeus@55: \hline hekeus@55: Hej SMAC SMC & 2013 \\ hekeus@55: \hline hekeus@55: \end{tabular} hekeus@55: \end{center} hekeus@55: \caption{Table captions should be placed below the table, exactly like this, hekeus@55: but using words different from these.} hekeus@55: \label{tab:example} hekeus@55: \end{table} hekeus@55: hekeus@55: All artwork must be centered, neat, clean, and legible. hekeus@55: And if you include figures in your paper, instead of artwork, hekeus@55: please make sure they are centered, neat, clean, hekeus@55: and completely legible without super resolution imaging. hekeus@55: All lines should be thick and dark enough to be reproducible hekeus@55: even by a facsimile machine; hekeus@55: and figures should not be hand-drawn unless your hand is robotically precise. hekeus@55: Since the proceedings are distributed in electronic form only, hekeus@55: we allow color to be used in figures; hekeus@55: but please check that your figures are hekeus@55: coherent if they are printed in black-and-white. hekeus@55: For instance, to make your figures zing in several conditions, hekeus@55: vary line thickness, style, and color at the same time. hekeus@55: hekeus@55: Numbers and captions of figures and tables always appear below the figure/table. hekeus@55: Leave 1 line space between the figure or table and the caption. hekeus@55: Figure and tables are numbered consecutively. hekeus@55: Captions should be Times 10pt. hekeus@55: And try to make your captions sufficiently explain your figures and tables. hekeus@55: Place tables/figures in text as close to the reference as possible, hekeus@55: and preferably at the top of the page. hekeus@55: hekeus@55: Always refer to tables and figures in the main text, for example: hekeus@55: see Fig. \ref{fig:example} and \tabref{tab:example}. hekeus@55: Figures and tables may extend across both columns to a maximum width of 17.2cm. hekeus@55: hekeus@55: Vectorial figures are preferred, e.g., eps. hekeus@55: When using \texttt{Matlab}, hekeus@55: export using either (encapsulated) Postscript or PDF format. hekeus@55: In order to optimize readability, hekeus@55: the font size of text within a figure should be no smaller than hekeus@55: that of footnotes (8pt font-size). hekeus@55: If you use bitmap figures, make sure that hekeus@55: the resolution is high enough for print quality. hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \begin{figure}[t] hekeus@55: \centering hekeus@55: \includegraphics[width=0.9\columnwidth]{figure} hekeus@55: \caption{Figure captions should be placed below the figure, hekeus@55: exactly like this. hekeus@55: This photo shows the KTH main courtyard that you will walk through every day during SMAC SMC 2013.\label{fig:example}} hekeus@55: \end{figure} hekeus@55: hekeus@55: %\begin{figure}[t] hekeus@55: %\figbox{ hekeus@55: %\subfloat[][]{\includegraphics[width=60mm]{figure}\label{fig:subfigex_a}}\\ hekeus@55: %\subfloat[][]{\includegraphics[width=80mm]{figure}\label{fig:subfigex_b}} hekeus@55: %} hekeus@55: %\caption{Here's an example using the subfig package.\label{fig:subfigex} } hekeus@55: %\end{figure} hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \subsection{Footnotes} hekeus@55: You can indicate footnotes with a number in the text,\footnote{This is a footnote.} hekeus@55: but try to work the content into the main text. hekeus@55: Use 8pt font-size for footnotes. hekeus@55: Place the footnotes at the bottom of the page hekeus@55: on which they appear. hekeus@55: Precede the footnote with a 0.5pt horizontal rule. hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \section{Citations} hekeus@55: List all bibliographical references at the end of your paper, hekeus@55: inside a section named ``REFERENCES''. hekeus@55: Order and number the references in order of appearance. hekeus@55: Do not list references that do not appear in the text. hekeus@55: Reference numbers in the text should appear within square brackets, such as hekeus@55: in~\cite{Someone:13} or~\cite{Someone:13,Someone:04,Someone:09}. hekeus@55: The reference format is the standard IEEE one. hekeus@55: We highly recommend you use BibTeX hekeus@55: to generate the reference list. hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \section{Conclusions} hekeus@55: To finish your full-length paper, end it with a conclusion; hekeus@55: and after careful editing and a final spell-cheek, hekeus@55: submit it through the \href{https://www.easychair.org/account/signin.cgi?conf=smacsmc2013}{\textcolor {magenta} {\underline {EasyChair Submission System}}}. hekeus@55: \underline{Do not} send papers directly by e-mail. hekeus@55: % hekeus@55: \begin{acknowledgments} hekeus@55: You may acknowledge people, projects, hekeus@55: funding agencies, etc. hekeus@55: which can be included after the second-level heading hekeus@55: ``Acknowledgments'' (with no numbering). hekeus@55: \end{acknowledgments} hekeus@55: hekeus@55: %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% hekeus@55: %bibliography here hekeus@55: \bibliography{smacsmc2013template} hekeus@55: hekeus@55: \end{document}