Search about the format requirements

[BlancaCC]

In order to solve #132 we need to search about the format requirements: type of the laTEX template, parts, style...

[BlancaCC]

I have focus my search on arXiv articles since the majority of the papers I used in my memory came from this organization.

Source: Submission guidelines

Requirements:

1. Registration
2. Give lisense to arXiv, agreement... (see Submission guidelines)

Submission preparation

1. The text is going to be sumbitted in LaTeX format (see)

2. Figures format: PS, EPS, JPEG, GIF, PNG or PDF (using packages such as graphics or graphicx)

3. File names a-z A-Z 0-9 _ + - . , =

4. Ancillary files could be

• Raw data for tables and plots in the article
• Program code
• Additional images or movies
• Workbooks and spreadsheets

And an example of structure is:

/article.tex
/figure1.pdf
/anc/my_program.cpp

Metadada

Source Title and Abstract Field

Required field on the web submitions form:

• Title
• Authors
• Abstract
• Comments
• Category
• DOI: (Question: We need a DOI?)
• MSC class or ACM class (Questions this paper is both?)

See more requeriments at the provided source.

Article structure

I have not found any structure or template restriction.

Some articles example are:

Book style paper Simple model in one page Two column paper

The structure should be:

• Title
• Authors
• Abstract
• Introduction
• Related work
• Algorithm
  • Description
  • Convergence proof
• Experiment
  • Result
• Conclusion
• References

The template could be selected later, according to @JJ @JavierMeri criteria, I think two columns articles are easier to read.

[JJ]

I have submission privs in certain topics, not in others. Neural networks and all that is OK. We can use a simple article template. If you use LNCS or suchlike, it will be reje4cted. Overleaf offers many templates for anything.