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Journal of Machine Learning Research 3 (2002) 16-30
Submitted 5/02; Published 12/02
Title: JMLR Format
Leslie Pack Kaelbling
[email protected]
Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
545 Technology Square
Cambridge, MA 02139, USA
David Cohn
[email protected]
Burning Glass Technologies
201 S. Craig Street, 2 West
Pittsburgh, PA 15213, USA
Editor: Leslie Lamport
Abstract
This document, which is based on an earlier document by Minton et al., (1999), describes the
required formatting of JMLR papers, including margins, fonts, citation styles, and figure
placement. It describes how authors can obtain and use a LATEX style file that will ease
adherence to the requirements. It also contains a section on avoiding formatting errors that
frequently appear in JMLR submissions. While the format requirements are only compulsory for
final submissions, we encourage authors to adopt and adhere to its recommendations throughout
the submission process.
Keywords: format, Microsoft word template
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Introduction
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Table 1. Note well that JMLR expects table captions below the table. >= 9pt font.
Acknowledgements
Who helped, funded, etc.
©2002 Leslie P. Kaelbling and David Cohn
KAELBLING AND COHN
Appendix A: Hardness Proof
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