%IMPORTANT: Use the following \anon{anonymous}{known} command
%  1. To ensure anonymity during the double-blind review, 
%  2. To easily switch to a non-anonymous version for publication.
%
% With the anon macro, first argument shows when anonymous and the second when non-anonymous (known).
% e.g. \anon{Me, Scott Mitchell, wrote this paper.}{The author will remain anonymous during the double blind review.}
% e.g. Our code is available at \anon{ http://github.com/myname/mycode}{ anonymized for double blind review.}
%
% The author and acknowledgements section have already been wrapped in this macro for your convenience.

%\newcommand\anon[2]{{#1}}   %anonymous
\newcommand\anon[2]{{#2}} %known

\input{ltexpprt_doublecolumn.tex}
