How to handle sectioning commands

To generate a sectioning level, use the relevant sectioning command with the heading text as an argument:
\chapter{Introduction} or
\section{State of the art survey}
and so on. Numbering is automatically generated. You may therefore shift e.g. a section around or delete it without having to worry about numbering. You may work independently of others without having to worry about numbering of other sections or subsections etc.

After a sectioning level command, leave a blank line and then begin the body of your text. You do not need to indicate the end of a sectioning level. To get a new paragraph, leave a blank line.

Headings are automatically emboldened and set in a larger type appropriate for the level, where necessary,

Each chapter will automatically begin on a new page, in the report document style.

Here is an example of sectioning structure:

\chapter{Introduction}
\section{What this chapter is about}
\section{Who should read it}
\chapter{Survey}
\section{The state of the art}
\subsection{Corpus representation}
\subsection{Corpus tagging}
\subsubsection{Probabilistic taggers}
\paragraph{Unix-based taggers}
\subparagraph{Case study one}
\subparagraph{Case study two}
\paragraph{PC-based taggers}
\subsubsection{Rule-based taggers}
\section{Conclusions}
\chapter{Recommendations}

Please follow where appropriate the agreed chapter plan for your group's work.

To generate appendices at the end of your document, use the command:
\appendix
where you want appendices to begin.

This has the effect of changing `Chapter' to `Appendix' in sectioning chapter headings, and of generating letters (starting from `A') rather than chapter numbers. Thus to generate Appendix A and Appendix B, at the end of your document, use:

\appendix
\chapter{Addresses}
\chapter{Evaluation test suites}

which will produce:

Appendix A
Addresses

Appendix B
Evaluation test suites

Appendices, like chapters, start on new pages automatically. Instructions on how to generate appendices at the end of chapters can be provided if your require them.


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