I use mtpro2 as a default font. It is proprietary and requires
manual installation.
Curriculum Vitae
Papers
Lectures
Problem Sets
Other Examples
I use the minted package for code snippets.
I'm a big fan of a custom \draftdisclaimer command when distributing
paper drafts to colleagues. See papers/preamble/preamble.tex for its
code.
Style nits:
Don't write the extension to filenames. It's unnecessarily explicit
and less readable: use
\input{preamble} instead of
\input{preamble.tex}, and
\includegraphics{figures/edward_calibration} instead of
\includegraphics{figures/edward_calibration.pdf}.
Use PDF-rendered figures, not PNG, so that the text scales with the
paper format. You can even go a step further with TiKZ to make plots
in LaTeX.
Use author names in your citation style, not numbers: (MacKay, 1992) instead of [12]. Numbers save space but make it impossible
to know what the citation is without tediously crawling
back-and-forth. With author names, the citation is part of the
sentence, helping substantiate its statement:
Weakly informative priors such as the Cauchy are often preferred
for robustness as they concentrate less probability at the mean
thanks to heavier tails (Gelman et al., 2006).
For notation, take advantage of
emphasis,
not just Greek alphabet for extra symbols. For example, plain can
represent a scalar and boldface (\mathbf) can represent a matrix
or vector. I often leave capital letters to represent the event
space such as a\in A or constants: number of datapoints N.
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