Templates — Conference Paper

Template for the 17th Workshop of Physical Agents WAF 2016.

Abstract template for Poznan Reasoning Week 2016. The template uses uses llncs class provided by Springer. Poznań Reasoning Week, consisting of three conferences, aims at bringing together experts from various fields, whose research focus on reasoning processes and their modelling from three perspectives: the interplay of logic and cognition (Logic and Cognition 2016); formal modelling of reasoning and argumentation (14th ArgDiap); natural question processing (QuestPro 2016).

This document is the LaTeX template for submitting articles at the WPGEC (Workshop de Pós-graduação de Engenharia da Computação) from the University of São Paulo in its sixth edition. This document allows the writing of articles in both portuguese and english version. Collaborator: Rosalia Caya

This electronic document is a “live” template and already defines the components of your paper [title, text, heads, etc.] in its style sheet. CRITICAL: Do Not Use Symbols, Special Characters, or Math in Paper Title or Abstract.

A template that is similar to the HAISA conference style v2018 HAISE recommends using the Microsoft Word (doc) template though. The page limit is 10, including references. I am really thankful Peter Williams (peterw@archsci.arch.su.edu.au) for the harvard bibliography style Version 2.0.5. I have used his jasa_harvard.sty file.

This document is a combination of the SC18 IEEE proceedings format and a modified SC18 artifact descriptor to be used for the HPCSYSPROS18 CFP. More information here: https://github.com/HPCSYSPROS/CFP18

The article template for NLA'2018 conference. It is based on the standard llncs class (Lecture Notes in Computer Sciences) and adjusted with a style file of the conference. This Overleaf template contains two main files. One is for English papers and another for Russian ones. Switch templates via Overleaf Project menu. Conference site: http://nla.icc.ru/

LaTeX template of the ASC 2017.

Styles and classes used for the 2016 ECCV paper submission. It's an edited version of Springer LNCS.