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1 The Paper

1.1 LaTeX Configuration Preamble

1.1.1 Class and Headers

1.1.2 TeXCount Commands

1.1.3 ACM-Specific

1.2 Frontpage

1.2.1 Title

1.2.2 Authors

1.2.3 Abstract

A clear and well-documented Org-mode document intended for \LaTeX export is presented as an article formatted for publication by ACM in a conference proceedings or journal publication. Based on the acmart document class, this article presents and explains many of the common variations, as well as many of the formatting elements an author may use in the preparation of the documentation of their work.

1.2.4 ACM Code Classification

1.2.5 Keywords

1.2.6 Default Teaser Figure

1.2.7 Thanks

1.2.8 Maketitle

1.3 Introduction

This is just an example to show how Orgmode\cite{orgmode} can be neatly used to write papers following the ACM \LaTeX style. Feel free to modify and distributed this as you wish.

Be aware that this example is compatible with Org-mode 9.*. Earlier or later Org-mode versions require minor modifications to the Makefile and/or acmorg.org files.

For a detailed explanation on why and how to write reproducible articles using Org-mode, please visit the following page.

1.4 Background and Experimental Context

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1.4.1 Background

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1.4.2 Experimental Context and Workload Details

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1.5 Related Work and Motivation

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Check this paper\cite{schnorr2013visualizing} about how you need to semantically aggregate data.

1.6 Your Great Contribution to Computer Science

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1.7 Your Super Results

1.8 Conclusion

1.9 Acknowledgments

1.10 References

1.11 Appendix

1.12 Research Methods

1.12.1 Part One

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