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mtsummit.2013/PBML_article.tex

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+%% Sample file $Id: PBML_article.tex 134 2010-07-01 19:28:04Z popel $
+\documentclass{pbml}
+%\documentclass[nofonts]{pbml} % for XeLaTeX without Pagella and DejaVu fonts
+
+% This is a sample file for the PBML article.
+% You can compile it with (ordered by preference)
+%  1. XeLaTeX with installed fonts TeX Gyre Pagella and DejaVu
+%  2. XeLaTeX without the fonts -> you must use \documentclass[nofonts]{pbml}
+%  3. pdfLaTeX
+%
+% In all three methods, you can use Unicode (utf8) encoding for special letters
+% (so instead of na\"{i}ve you can write directly naïve).
+% Note that with methods 2 and 3, your output will be slightly DIFFERENT than
+% our final print version (different line breaks and page breaks).
+% See the end of this file for more information.
+
+% Packages
+% ========
+% In this place you can load required packages by the \usepackage commands.
+% The following packages are loaded automatically by the class:
+% euler    (for math fonts)
+% graphicx (for inclusion of images)
+% multicol (for multicolumn typesetting)
+% natbib   (for bibliography citations)
+% amssymb  (for various symbols)
+% If XeLaTeX is used, fontspec and xltxtra are loaded as well.
+
+% Definitions
+% ===========
+% You can use your own macros defined by \newcommand, \providecommand,
+% \DeclareRobustCommand (or even by \def) as well as environments declared by
+% \newenvironment. These definitions will automatically be local to your
+% article and will not clash with other parts of the journal. You can also
+% use \newcounter in order to declare your own counters.
+
+% This switches to color version and is explained below (sec. Color Images).
+% \graphicspath{{./color/}{./grayscale/}}
+
+\begin{document}
+
+
+% Document title and authors
+% ==========================
+% Due to journal organization, the article title and authors must be specified
+% AFTER \begin{document}. Note that \subtitle is not allowed anymore due to
+% problems with indexing in science databases. If needed use colon in the title.
+
+\title{Title of My Article\titlelinebreak{} with a Forced Linebreak}
+
+
+% Now put the affiliated institutes first, then author names and the labels
+% of their institutes in the "institute" field. The order of institutes and
+% authors printed below the title will be the same as the order of your commands.
+% Each author can be associated with more than one institute.
+% One author must be chosen as the "corresponding author" (using attribute
+% corresponding) and his or her email and full address must be provided.
+% PLEASE, use Unicode (utf8) encoding (e.g ï instead of \"{i}).
+
+\institute{label1}{IBM}
+\institute{label2}{CNGL, Dublin City University}
+\institute{label3}{Center for Language and Speech Processing, Johns Hopkins University}
+\institute{label4}{Carnegie Mellon University}
+
+\author{
+  firstname=Humpty,
+  surname=Dumpty,
+  institute=label1,
+}
+\author{
+  firstname=Mock,
+  surname=Turtle,
+  institute={label2,label4},
+  corresponding=yes,
+  email={[email protected]},
+  address={Carnegie Mellon University\\407 S. Craig Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15213, United States}
+}
+\author{
+  firstname=Cheshire,
+  initials=C.,
+  surname=Cat,
+  institute=label3,
+}
+
+% If all authors belong to the same institute, you can use simpler syntax:
+% \institute{}{Institute of Formal and Applied Linguistics, Charles University in Prague}
+% \author{firstname=Humpty, surname=Dumpty}
+% \author{firstname=Mock, surname=Turtle,
+%   corresponding=yes,
+%   email={[email protected]},
+%   address={Institute of Formal and Applied Linguistics\\
+%            Charles University in Prague\\
+%            Malostranské náměstí 25\\
+%            118 00 Praha 1, Czech Republic}}
+% \author{firstname=Cheshire, surname=Cat}
+
+
+% The title and authors' names are used in the running head. If they are
+% long, you should define short versions. These definitions are optional. You
+% define them only if they are needed. The example follows:
+\shorttitle{Short title}
+\shortauthor{H. Dumpty, M. Turtle, C. Cat}
+
+% Now print the title by:
+\maketitle
+
+
+% Abstract
+% ========
+% The abstract is placed within the "abstract" environment. It is a mandatory
+% part of the article.
+
+\begin{abstract}
+The abstract of the article...
+\end{abstract}
+
+\section{Donut}
+% The body of the article
+% =======================
+% The PBML class is modelled after the standard article class. This means
+% that you can use almost everything that is allowed in articles as described
+% in the textbooks of LaTeX. We support sectioning commands \section,
+% \subsection and \subsubsection.
+
+% In addition to the \cite command, you can use natbib style of citations:
+\citet{PDT2} shows \ldots \\
+\ldots tree-based annotation (as e.g.~\citealp{PDT2}).
+
+% For figures and tables always use "figure" resp. "table" floating environments
+% and always supply a caption. See the paragraph about color images below.
+\begin{figure}
+ \begin{center}
+  \includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{example_figure}
+  \caption{Example figure}\label{fig:example}
+ \end{center}
+\end{figure}
+
+
+% Bibliography
+% ============
+% You may either enter the bibliography manually, possibly making use of
+% \label and \ref, or use BibTeX. The bibliography style is set
+% automatically. The \cite command is also modified so that it does not
+% collide with other articles. You process the bibliography by BibTeX in the
+% standard way and include it by:
+\bibliography{mybib}
+
+\end{document}
+
+% ======= Additional information ==========
+
+% XeLaTeX
+% =======
+% The Prague Bulletin of Mathematical Linguistics is typeset by XeLaTeX.
+% It is not required that you use XeLaTeX and the same fonts as will be used in the
+% journal but it is better to do so if you could (so you have the same line and page breaks).
+% If XeLaTeX is not available on your computer, you can even used standard LaTeX.
+
+% Fonts
+% =====
+% In the printed version, fonts TeX Gyre Pagella (shipped with TeX Live 2008 and
+% 2009) and DejaVu (http://dejavu.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Main_Page)
+% will be used. If you have XeLaTeX but not these fonts, you may need to install
+% the fonts somewhere where your system (fontconfig) can find them. On Linux,
+% try something like this:
+% ln -s YOUR-TEXLIVE/2008/texmf-dist/fonts/opentype/public/ \
+%  ${HOME}/.fonts/texlive-2008-otf-public
+% If you are not able to install these fonts, you can instruct XeLaTeX
+% to use its default fonts by \document[nofonts]{pbml}.
+
+% If you want to typset examples in east Asian scripts, you have to use
+% OpenType Unicode fonts that are freely redistributable and you have to
+% include them with your article. If you must use nonfree or non-Unicode
+% fonts, you must supply the examples as EPS or PDF with fonts embedded in
+% the files (as the required subset).
+
+% Vector Graphics
+% ===============
+% The most portable graphics package is tikz which is a front end to pgf.
+% This package is fully supported both in standard LaTeX and XeLaTeX.
+% PSTricks is not currently available for XeLaTeX. It will most probably be
+% supported in the future.
+
+% Color Images
+% ============
+% The printed version of PBML does not allow color figures, so please convert
+% all your figures to grayscale (or black&white), make sure they are legible
+% and put them in a subdirectory called "grayscale".
+% When specifying the filename in \includegraphics DO NOT include the
+% subdirectory.
+% Optionally, in addition to the default grayscale images, you can add also
+% color versions of the figures to be published in the online version.
+% Put such images in a subdirectory called "color" with the same filenames
+% as the grayscale ones.
+% To temporarily switch to color, add next line before \begin{document}:
+% \graphicspath{{./color/}{./grayscale/}}
+
+% Including images and other files
+% ===================================
+% When loading the file you must use a relative path, never the full path.
+% Load the images by \includegraphics
+% and other files by \input, never use \include.
+
+% Cross references
+% ================
+% You can safely use \label, \ref and \pageref with any identifiers. These
+% macros are modified in order not to collide with identifiers in other
+% articles.

mtsummit.2013/PBML_booknotice.tex

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+%% Sample file $Id: PBML_booknotice.tex 130 2010-07-01 15:19:30Z bejcek $
+
+% This is a sample file for the PBML book notice.
+% See PBML_article.tex for detailed information about XeLaTeX etc.
+
+\documentclass{pbml}
+% The book notice should not require any package.
+\begin{document}
+
+
+% The book notice environment
+% ===========================
+% The text of the book notice must appear in its own environment. The book
+% title, author, publisher and the name of a person writing the notice are
+% entered as an argument of the booknotice environment:
+
+\begin{booknotice}{title={Pig, Pepper, Baby}, published={Duchess, June 1234},
+                   author=Alice, noticed=White Rabbit}
+
+% The braces are mandatory only if the value contains a comma as in the first
+% (title) and second (published) attribute but they never make any harm, you
+% can safely put all values into braces.
+
+
+% The body of the book notice
+% ===========================
+% The text of the book notice must not use any sectioning command. Figures
+% and tables are allowed in exceptional cases.
+
+
+\end{booknotice}
+
+\end{document}

mtsummit.2013/PBML_note.tex

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+%% Sample file $Id: PBML_note.tex 130 2010-07-01 15:19:30Z bejcek $
+
+% This is a sample file for the PBML note.
+% See PBML_article.tex for detailed information about XeLaTeX etc.
+
+\documentclass{pbml}
+% The note should not require any package.
+\begin{document}
+
+
+% Note title and author
+% =====================
+% Due to journal organization the note title and author must be specified
+% AFTER \begin{document}. Give the information as:
+
+\PBMLnote{title={Pig, Pepper, Baby}, author=Alice}
+
+% The braces are mandatory only if the value contains a comma as in the first
+% attribute (title) but they never make any harm, you can safely put all
+% values into braces.
+
+
+% The body of the note
+% ====================
+% The notes usually have no sectioning but you can use sections, tables and
+% figures similarly as in an article.
+
+\end{document}

mtsummit.2013/PBML_review.tex

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+%% Sample file $Id: PBML_review.tex 130 2010-07-01 15:19:30Z bejcek $
+% 
+% This is a sample file for the PBML book review.
+% See PBML_article.tex for detailed information about XeLaTeX etc.
+
+\documentclass{pbml}
+% The review should not require any package.
+\begin{document}
+
+
+% The book title, book author, publisher and reviewer
+% ===================================================
+% Due to journal organization the review information  must be specified
+% AFTER \begin{document}. Give the information as:
+
+\PBMLreview{title={Pig, Pepper, Baby}, published={Duchess, June 1234},
+            author=Alice, reviewed=White Rabbit}
+
+% The braces are mandatory only if the value contains a comma as in the first
+% (title) and second (published) attribute but they never make any harm, you
+% can safely put all values into braces.
+
+% The body of the review
+% ======================
+% The reviews usually have no sectioning but you can use sections, tables and
+% figures similarly as in an article.
+\end{document}