---
title: A demonstration of the \LaTeX class file for Statistical Methods in Medical Research with Rmarkdown
runninghead: Uthor \emph{et al}.
author:
- name: A. Uthor*
  num: 1,2
- name: O. Tro
  num: 2
- name: O. Vriga
  num: 3
address:
- num: 1
  org: Department of Incredible Research, University A, City A, Country A
- num: 2
  org: Department of Applied Things, University B, City B, Country B
- num: 3
  org: Very Important Stuff Committee, Institute C, City C, Country C
corrauth: "Corresponding author name, This is sample corresponding address."
email: correspondingauthor@protonmail.com
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keywords: Class file; \LaTeX; SMMR; Rmarkdown;
classoption:
  - Royal
  - times
bibliography: bibfile
bibliographystyle: sageh
output:
  rticles::sage_article:
    keep_tex: yes
---

# The Article Header Information

YAML header:

```
output:
  rticles::sim_article:
    keep_tex: TRUE
```

Configure the YAML header including the following elements:

* `title`: Title

* `runninghead`: Author last names, use _et al._ if there are three or more authors.

* `author`: List of author(s) containing `name` and `num`

* `corrauth`: Corresponding author's name and address.

* `email`: Correspondence email

* `abstract`: Limited to 200 words

* `keywords`: Keywords for the article

* `bibliography`: BibTeX `.bib` file

* `bibliographystyle`: sageh or sagev

* `classoption`: options of the `sagej` class

## Remarks

2. `bibliographystyle`

3. `classoption`

4. Keywords are separated by commas.

# The Body of the Article

## Mathematics

Use mathematics in Rmarkdown as usual.

## Figures and Tables

Figures are supported from R code:

```{r plot-ref, fig.cap = "Fancy Caption\\label{fig:plot}", out.width='100%'}
x = rnorm(10)
y = rnorm(10)
plot(x, y)
```

...and can be referenced (Figure \ref{fig:plot}) by including the `\\label{}` tag in the `fig.cap` attribute of the R chunk: `fig.cap = "Fancy Caption\\label{fig:plot}"`. It is a quirky hack at the moment, see [here](https://github.com/yihui/knitr/issues/323).

Analogously, use Rmarkdown to produce tables as usual:

```{r, results = "asis"}
if (!require("xtable")) install.packages("xtable")
xt <- xtable(head(cars), caption = "A table", label = "tab:table")
print(xt, comment = FALSE)
```

Referenced via \ref{tab:table}. You can also use the YAML option `header-includes` to includes custom \LaTeX packages for tables (keep in mind that `pandoc` uses `longtables` by default, and it is hardcoded; some things may require including the package `longtable`). E.g., using `ctable`:
```
header-includes:
- \usepackage{ctable}
```
Then, just write straight-up \LaTeX code and reference is as usual (`\ref{tab:ctable}`):
```
\ctable[cap = {Short caption},
        caption = {A caption for this table.},
        label={tab:ctable},]
        {cc}
        {
        \tnote[$\ast$]{Footnote 1}
        \tnote[$\dagger$]{Other footnote}
        \tnote[b]{Mistakes are possible.}
        }{
        \FL
        COL 1\tmark[a] & COL 2\tmark[$\ast$]
        \ML
        6.92\tmark[$\dagger$] & 0.09781 \\
        6.93\tmark[$\dagger$] & 0.09901 \\
        97 & 2000
        \LL
}
```

It is also possible to set the `YAML` option `longtable: true` and use markdown tables (or the `knitr::kable` function): `knitr::kable(head(cars))` produces the same table as the `xtable` example presented before.

## Cross-referencing

The use of the Rmarkdown equivalent of the \LaTeX cross-reference system
for figures, tables, equations, etc., is encouraged (using `[@<name>]`, equivalent of `\ref{<name>}` and `\label{<name>}`). That works well for citations in Rmarkdown, not so well for figures and tables. In that case, it is possible to revert to standard \LaTeX syntax.

## Double Spacing

If you need to double space your document for submission please use the `doublespace` option in the header.

# Bibliography

Link a `.bib` document via the YAML header, and bibliography will be printed at the very end (as usual). The default bibliography style is provided by Wiley as in `WileyNJD-AMA.bst`, do not delete that file.

Use the Rmarkdown equivalent of the \LaTeX citation system using `[@<name>]`. Example: [@Taylor1937], [@Knupp1999; @Kamm2000].

To include all citation from the `.bib` file, add `\nocite{*}` before the end of the document.

# Further information

All \LaTeX enviroments supported by the main template are supported here as well; see the `.tex` sample file [here](http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/10.1002/(ISSN)1097-0258/homepage/la_tex_class_file.htm) for more details and example.
