The package cjs-rcs-article provides the LaTeX document class cjs-rcs-article
and the companion bibliographic styles cjs-rcs-en
and cjs-rcs-fr
to typeset articles for The Canadian Journal of Statistics.
Typesetting a manuscript with the class requires a recent and up-to-date TeX distribution. We recommmend the distributions TeX Live — or its variant for macOS MacTeX — and MiKTeX. You may also use an online LaTeX editor such as Overleaf.
To take full advantage of the characteristics of the class, we recommend that you compile using XeLaTeX. The class remains nonetheless largely compatible with the traditional engine pdfLaTeX.
Author
Vincent Goulet for the Statistical Society of Canada.
Latest version
1.1a (2024-07-30) Release notes
Obtaining and installing the class
The class is distributed as the package cjs-rcs-article through CTAN. It is part of the standard TeX distributions. If your distribution is up-to-date, you should be able to use the class without any special intervention.
We strongly recommend that you install or update the package using the package manager of your TeX distribution.
If you need or prefer an installation of the class limited in scope to your project, download the archive below and uncompress it in the directory of the project. You will then have access to all the essential files of the class within this project.
cjs-rcs-article-project-install.zipTeX experts may also download the package from CTAN and follow the installation instructions in the README.md
file.
Usage with Overleaf You should be able to use the class without any special intervention with online editors such as Overleaf. If the package cjs-rcs-article is not up-to-date, install the package in your project as explained above.
Templates
The class is distributed with templates for articles in English and in French. You may also obtain them here.
English template French template
Documentation
The class ships with a complete documentation in English and in French that doubles as instructions to authors. You may easily open the documentation using Texdoc, either through your LaTeX editor, or from a command line using
texdoc cjs-rcs-article
or
texdoc cjs-rcs-article-fr
You should also read the Wiley Author Guidelines.
Facing a problem? Have a look at the list of frequently asked questions.
Comments or suggestions
The GitLab project repository is the best place to report bugs or to propose improvements to the class.
License
LaTeX Project Public License, version 1.3c or (at your option) any later version. The documentation is also licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 International.
Journal bibliographies
Nelson Beebe maintains complete bibliographies in BIBTeX format for many scientific journals, including The Canadian Journal of Statistics.
- Complete bibliography of The Canadian Journal of Statistics
- Complete TUG bibliography archive (you may want to start browing at the index)