Authors should read the TISE TISE policies to ensure
their manuscript follows our definition of "original", for
explanations of copyrights, and for an explanation of the review
process.
Authors are encouraged to read the Aims and Scopes to
consider which category their paper belongs. Authors are asked to
suggest a category during the submission process.
General
The manuscript should be in English and should be prepared using 8
1/2 X 11-inch pages, single spaced, including key words and
references, with margins of at least one inch around all four edges.
Font should be Times or Times New Roman. Normal-sized fonts (10pt,
11pt, 12pt) should be used. Pages should be numbered consecutively.
All articles must include a short (one paragraph) abstract and a list
of key words. Authors may submit in LaTex, Word, or pdf. However,
if LaTex or pdf, then all files used to generate output must also be
included so that the editors can re-compile if needed.
The title of the paper should be mixed caps, centered, boldface and
18pt type. Section headers should be ALL CAPS, centered, 16 pt., and
numbered with a period. For example, 2. THIS IS MY SECOND SECTION HEADER
If subsections are used within a section, then there must be at least
two subsections. Subheadings are mixed caps, flush left, 14pt,
numbered with a decimal. Example: 2.1 This is a Subsection Header
There should be one blnak space before and after all section and
subsection headings.
Figure Captions: Captions should begin "Figure x:" where x is a
consecutive number, e.g. "Figure 2: The second graphic illustrates
the use of captions."
Authors are responsible for providing publication quality graphics.
Authors are reminded that if readers choose to print papers, colors
may not appear.
Authors must also submit a "blinded" copy of the manuscript, which
will be distributed to the reviewers. Authors are responsible for
removing any identifying information.
If the manuscript is accepted for publication, authors will be asked
to produce a final manuscript that removes the keywords and abstract
and page numbers. (These will be provided automatically.)
Note that your name, affiliation, acknowledgements, abstract, and
keywords are requested during the submission process and can be
edited later (and should be edited if changes are required.)
LaTex
Manuscripts prepared using LaTex must use the TISE style guide,
available here. Bibtex may be used, but
should be configured to produce reference lists that match the style
described below. Although officially authors submit the pdf output,
they are also required to supply editors with the .tex files as well
as any supporting files (e.g. .bib files or .jpg etc) needed to
reproduce the pdf output.
References
Each reference must include author(s), date of publication, title,
and publication information. The format follows that used by the
American Statistical Association
and is summarized below.
Author names are upper- and lowercase letters, surname first followed
by a comma and initials with periods and a space between all:
Ben-Zvi, D., and Garfield, J.
For works with more than one author, all authors' names are
included; do not use "et al".
Editor(s) are specified with "(eds.)" following the name.
Dates of publication immediately follow the author name(s) within
parentheses and followed by a comma:
Cobb, G.W. (2007),
Do not include months or seasons with the date.
Reference list items are alphabetized by first author's last name.
If multiple works appear by the same author, (a) list single author
works first, (b) list in order of appearance in the text.
Distinguish works with the same set of authors by using lowercase
"a", "b", etc. after the date: "(2007a)."
Titles of articles in a journal or a chapter of a book appear within
double quotes immediately after the date. The title is separated
from the publication in which it appears by a comma (placed before
the closing quotation mark). The title should be in italics.
Journal titles must be spelled out completely.
The details of publication for an article in a journal include the
series designation (e.g. Ser. A), volume number (Vol. 1), issue
number, and continuous page numbers. For electronic journals in
which each paper begins with page 1, include the Article number of
order in which the article appears, e.g.
Vol. 1: No. 1, Article 6
When citing software, please use the suggested citation provided by
the software publisher (if a suggested citation exists.) For
example, from within R type ``citation()" to see suggested citation.
Supplemental Materials
Where appropriate, authors are encouraged to submit explicit programs
or subprograms, coded in a programming language, as supporting
materials to their articles. The code should be self-contained so
that readers can use it directly, or it not self-contained it should
be clear that it provides the best way to describe the method that it
implements. Authors who include code in their papers should make
every effort to use a programming language generally available to
readers of TISE. Authors may include hyperlinks and should indicate
the URL of the text in braces, e.g. {http://www.stat.ucla.edu}.
Authors are responsible for checking that links are active at the
time of submission.
Authors may submit supporting materials that do not appear in the
paper itself, for example video, audio, or pictures. (These
materials will be listed on the cover page along the paper title, and
readers must click on the list item by item to view.) Authors are
encouraged to keep supporting files reasonably small so that readers
will not spend too much time downloading these files. The manuscript
should very clearly refer to these supporting materials by name so
that readers can easily choose to view the correct file. Supporting
media should be copyrighted separately. Please read the Creative Commons site to choose an
appropriate license. For example, the GNU GPL or GNU LGLP licenses for software. Licenses
must be Attribution-NonCommerical-Share Alike licenses, or nearest
equivalent.