EI paper submission format in EnglishPaper Title use style paper titleSubtitle as needed paper subtitleAuthors Names per 1st Affiliation Authorline 1 of Affiliation dept name of organizationline 2 nam

ulti-leveled headings, graphics, and equations are not prescribed, however, and must be formatted consistent with the guidelines provided by the conference organizers. If you are using this template, please follow the instructions for formatting your paper. (Introduction)

II. Body (Heading 1) The body of your paper starts here. Use the headings and subheadings provided to organize your thoughts and ideas. Use a consistent style throughout your paper. Make sure to proofread your work for grammar and spelling errors. (Body)

A. Subsection (Heading 2) This is an example of a subsection. Use the provided headings to help organize your paper. Use the appropriate style for each heading and subheading. (Subsection)

1. Sub-subsection (Heading 3) This is an example of a sub-subsection. Use the provided headings to help organize your paper. Use the appropriate style for each heading and subheading. (Sub-subsection)

III. Conclusion (Heading 1) In conclusion, this template provides authors with a useful tool for formatting their papers. Follow the guidelines provided by the conference organizers, use the provided headings and subheadings, and proofread your work for errors. (Conclusion)

IV. References (Heading 1) List all references cited in your paper in alphabetical order by the first author's last name. Follow the formatting guidelines provided by the conference organizers. Examples of the most common types of references are provided below. (References)

[1] A. Author, "Title of paper," Journal name, vol. x, no. x, pp. xxx-xxx, Month year.

[2] B. Author, "Title of book," Publisher, City, Country, year.

[3] C. Author, "Title of paper," in Proceedings of Conference Name, City, Country, year, pp. xxx-xxx.

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