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% David R. Pritchard, http://davidpritchard.org
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%   1.1 - Sep. 2011, fixes for captions



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\title{INSERT TITLE HERE}
\author{
Author 1 (corresponding author) \\
ADDRESS \\
ADDRESS \\
ADDRESS \\
ADDRESS \\
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Author 2 \\
ADDRESS \\
ADDRESS \\
ADDRESS \\
ADDRESS \\
\\
XXX words + Y figures + Z tables}

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\section{Abstract}
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INSERT ABSTRACT HERE

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\section{Introduction}

Insert text here... \trbcite{Rom06,GuoBha07}. See Figure~\ref{fig:bec} for
an example of how a figure can be included.

\begin{figure}
\begin{center}\includegraphics[width=6.5in]{figure_beckman}\end{center}
\caption{An illustration of the fitting
procedure.
In the left half, $Z$ is ignored and the PUMS is adjusted to match the
summary tables; they differ because the PUMS is derived from a smaller
sample than the summary tables. In the right half, the variable $Z(k)$ is added
to represent the $K$ zones that make up the PUMA. A constant initial
table filled with ones is used for a second IPF, which is fitted to the
summary tables and the adjusted PUMS. The summary tables now show variation
of $X$ by zone $Z$ (and likewise $Y \times Z$), while the adjusted PUMS
provides information about the association between $X$ and $Y$.}
\label{fig:bec}
\end{figure}

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