When you submit the final report on your project, you should write it
as if it were a submission to ICML 2011, obeying all their formatting
requirements. <br>
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In addition to submitting the report as an ICML paper (in .pdf), you may also
submit supplementary material that consists of extra figures with
captions. The supplementary material can be a separate .pdf file or it
can be in the same .pdf file as the report but
you should mark clearly where the paper ends and the supplementary
material begins. Reviewers are not required to read the supplementary
material, and if you try to cram a whole lot of extra text into the
figure captions, it may not be read very carefully. <br>
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<b>Formatting Instructions for ICML 2011</b><br>
(the files have been copied to here in case ICML removes them) <br>
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Papers are limited to 8 pages and 10MB. Detailed instructions for
preparing the paper can be found in the following example paper:<br> 
<a href="example_paper.pdf">example_paper.pdf</a> <br>
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You may also wish to download the following archive, which contains LaTeX style files and a Word template:<br>
<a href="icml2011stylefiles.zip">icml2011stylefiles.zip</a> <br>
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Submissions that exceed the page limits or do not conform to the specified format (in particular if a more compressed format is used) will be rejected without review.