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Usage of the Style File for Transactions of theInstitute of Systems, Control and Information
Engineers*
Hitoshi Iima† , Takateru Urakubo‡ , Yukihiro Kubo§ and Kazunori Hayashi¶
Usage of the Style File for Transactions of the Institute ofSystems, Control and Information Engineers*
Hitoshi Iima† , Takateru Urakubo‡ , Yukihiro Kubo§ and Kazunori Hayashi¶
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1.

Introduction

2.1

Eclass ﬁle, named “scitrans.cls”, for Transactionsof the Institute of Systems, Control and Information
Engineers (ISCIE).
The scitrans.cls works together with the following eight ﬁles:• scitrans.cls• sci209.sty, scie.sty, scims.sty• JT1scimc.fd, JT1scigt.fd• JY1scimc.fd, JY1scigt.fd
Please make sure that all ﬁles above are placed in thesame directory as the source ﬁle and should not be
modiﬁed.

2.

Subsections

This is an example of \subsection{ }.
2.1.1 Sub-Subsections
This is an example of \subsubsection{ }.
(1) Paragraphs
This is an example of \paragraph{ }. Please insert a blank line before \paragraph{ }.
(a) Subparagraphs
This is an example of \subparagraph{ }. Please
insert a blank line before \subparagraph{ }.

This document describes how to use the LAT X2e

3.

Theorems, etc.

In the scitrans.cls class ﬁle, theorems and related structures such as deﬁnition, lemma, proposition, corollary, example, assumption, remark andproof are handled. For example,[Theorem 1] This is an example of the theorem
environment. The usage of the lemma, deﬁnition,proposition, corollary, example and assumption environments are the same as that of the theorem environment.
(Proof) This is an example of the proof environment. At the end of each proof, asterisks “**” areautomatically placed as the Q.E.D. symbol, whereas
they will be replaced by the symbol “2” in the ﬁnal
manuscript.
**(Remark 1) This is an example of the remark environment.
If the author wishes to declare a new theorem-likeenvironment, newtheoremenv and newparenenv canbe used. For example,[Question] This is an example of declaring a newSections, etc.

This is an example of \section{ }.
∗**August 1, 1995
Graduate School of Science and Technology, Kyoto Institute of Technology; Matsugasaki, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto
city, Kyoto 606-8585, JAPAN‡
Graduate School of System Informatics, Kobe University; Rokkodai-cho, Nada-ku, Kobe city, 657-8501,
JAPAN§
Faculty of Science and Engineering, Ritsumeikan University; Noji-Higashi, Kusatsu city, Shiga 525-8577,
JAPAN¶
Graduate School of Informatics, Kyoto University;
Yoshida-Honmachi, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto city, Kyoto 6068501, JAPANKey Words: style file, transactions, ISCIE, paper.
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environment by newtheoremenv.
(Answer) This is an example of declaring a new environment by newparenenv.

4.

graphicx package (see Fig. 1). Here are some examples to insert graphics into a manuscript. Thepicture environment is also available to draw ﬁgures(see Figs. 2, 3).

Equations

Equations are created using the traditional equation
environment. In order to produce multiline equations,the eqnarray environment can be used. For example,ẋ(t) = Ax(t) + Bu(t) +N∑

Γk dk(t)(1)

k=1y(t) = Cx(t) + Du(t)u(t) = F x(t)12π(2)(3)

Tr{GT (−jω)G(jω)}dω∫
1 ∞Tr{B T (−jωI − AT )−1 C T=2π −∞×C(jωI − A)−1 B}dω(4a)]∼ []}∫ j∞ {[1A BA B=Trds (4b)C 0
C 0
2πj −j∞−∞In the multiline equations, please pay attention tothe message “Overfull \hbox”, and the equations
should be composed with the proper length.
With the subequations environment, sub-equation
numbers such as (4a), (4b) can be achieved. In equations, bold fonts can be output by using \mbf command. The superscript T which expresses the transpose of a matrix and H ∞ can be achieved by \T and\hinf respectively.
N∑
For in-line equations, please use
instead ofTable 2

Table 3

k=1Graphics ﬁles (EPS ﬁles) can be inserted into amanuscript by \includegraphics command of theFig. 1

6.

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Commands for reference\rdefinition\rtheorem\rlemma\rproposition\rcorollary\rexample

Commands for reference to equations, figures
and tables

Citations

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G(s)

H(s)

Fig. 2\req\Req\Req\rfig\rtabCitations can be made with the \cite command[1].
The \cite* command automatically places a word
“Ref.” before the reference number as “Ref. [1]”.
The multiple citation such as \cite{foo1,foo2}
and \cite{foo2,foo3,foo4} achieves [1,2] and [2–4]
respectively.

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Equation
Equation in appendices
Equation with sub-number
FigureTable

Figures and Tables

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Deﬁnition
Theorem
Lemma
Proposition
Corollary
Examplek=1 . Similarly, the rule is applicable to \lim, \max,\min, etc. For super and subscripts, please use Xab($X_a^b$) instead of Xa b (${X_a}^b$).

5.

Example of table (slashbox.sty)

Here is an example of a table. In the scitrans.cls,
the \tabular command has been extended for theISCIE format. The \tabular command provides thethin and thick lines. The thin line can be achievedby the traditional way: “|” for the vertical line and“\hline” for the horizontal line. The thick line canbe achieved by “!” and “\hlinethick” for the vertical and horizontal thick lines respectively.
The arydshln.sty is included in the scitrans.cls
so that dashed lines are also available. Examples areshown in Tables 2, 3.

∫ ∞∑NTable 1

PPPP Date
Room PPPP
Room A
Room C12
Room F1201Plant
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7.

Cross-Referencing

In order to reference the deﬁnition, theorem etc.,
please use the commands listed in Table 2, for example: \rtheorem{theorem:1}, \rremark{remarl:1}.
Theorem 1 is an example of the \rtheorem command.
Remark 1 is an example of the \rremark command.
For referencing the equation, ﬁgure and table, please
use the commands listed in Table 3. These commands
automatically add appropriate words before reference
numbers. For example,• \req{eq:1} =⇒ eq. (1)• \rfig{fig:1} =⇒ Fig. 1• \rtab{table:1} =⇒ Table 1
The multiple referencing can be also achieved, for example,• \req{eq:1,eq:2,eq:3} =⇒ eqs. (1)–(3)• \rfig{fig:1,fig:2} =⇒ Figs. 1, 2
• \rtab{table:1,table:2} =⇒ Tables 1, 2
In order to use the same format through the manuscript,
please do not use traditional \ref command.

8.

Others8.1

Footnote

The footnote is available with \footnote command1 .

8.2

URL

The scitrans.cls provides the \url command tooutput a URL. For example, http://www.iscie.or.jp/
can be achieved by \url{http://www.iscie.or.jp/}.
Also, http://www.iscie.or.jp/ can be achieved by{\tt \url{http://www.iscie.or.jp/}}.

Acknowledgements
The \acknowledgement command can be used tostate the acknowledgements.

u=Fx[1] I. S. Cie: The ISCIE style option; ISCIE Journal,
Vol. 0, No. 0, pp. 000–999 (1999)[2] R. E. Kalman：A New Approach to Linear Filtering and Prediction Problems; Trans. of the ASME–J.
of Basic Engineering, Vol. 82 (Series D), pp. 35–45(1960)[3] A. Papoulis: Probability, Random Variables andStochastic Processes; 4th Edition, McGraw-Hill (2002)[4] Authors: Article title, Book Title (Editor(s), Ed(s).),Publisher, pp. 00–99 (1999)(A1)

Appendix 2. Slash Line in TableIn the scitrans.cls, the slashbox.sty is included so that slash lines are available in tables. The
followings are quoted from the manual of slashbox.sty
which is slightly modiﬁed for this document.
The usage is pretty straightforward, such asPP
PP DateRoom PPPP
Room A
Room C12Room F102

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You may include a newline (\\) in ‘Room’ and/or‘Date’. Note that you will get spaces aside the slashline if there is a wider column in the same column ofa diﬀerent line. In such a case, you need to specify
the width of the slashed column by saying``````
Date``````
RoomLong Long Room Name
Room C12
Room F102

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The speciﬁed width is neglected if it is narrower
than the natural width of the column.
\(back)slashbox assumes by default that thereis a blank space of width \tabcolsep on both sidesof the column. Thus the slash line might exceed theboundary when you use @{} etc.
You can avoid it by specifying
PPPP Date
Room PPPP• Room A• Room C12• Room F102

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Here [l] tells the command that there is no extra
space on the left of this column. You can use [r] and[lr] likewise. You have to also specify the width ofthe column in this case, but it can be 0pt.

Appendix
This is an example of the \appendix command. If
there is only one section, please use \section* command. If there is more than one section, please use\section command.
1Appendix 1. Equation in Appendix
This is an example of \section command in theappendix.

This is an example of the \footnote command.

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