A simple LaTeX template for scientific papers and technical reports

This template is based on the LaTeX template for Montreal AI Symposium (MAIS).

Provided files

• latex-simple.sty: Style file
• latex-simple.bst: Bibliography style file
• instructions.tex and instructions.pdf: documentation for the latex-simple LaTeX package and tips for authors.
• references.bib: an example BibTeX file
• barebones_template.tex: a barebones template.
• dummy_paper.tex and dummy_paper.pdf: a dummy paper to easily see the approximate final appearance.

Basic usage

The easiest way to start using this template is probably by cloning the repository:

git clone [email protected]:alexhernandezgarcia/latex-simple.git

Alternatively, you may simply download the files you will use. You may rename barebones_template.tex and start writing your abstract there. If choose to use the default bibliography style and format, you can simply add the BibTex entries of your citations to references.bib.

Please read instructions.pdf for a short introduction of the package and the main functionality.

Questions

For questions and bug reports, please file issues at https://github.com/alexhernandezgarcia/latex-simple/issues

Acknowledgements

As a child of mais-latex template, this template heavily builds upon the template for AutoML-Conf, developed by Roman Garnett, Frank Hutter and Marius Lindauer, and generously open-sourced in https://github.com/automl-conf/LatexTemplate. The bibliography style file, mais.bst, has been slightly adapted from the style file for ICML 2022.