The treatment of reference documents in LaTeX

  LaTeX to the reference of the processing is very convenient, I used a few times, some experience, write out for everyone to reference. Of course, their own skill is not deep enough, some local problems to stop the solution, no scrutiny.     LaTeX has some advantages in handling references: 1. Can maintain a bib file, in your entire research career can only maintain such a file, like a database, each reference is a record, by a unique ID (for example, the following MartinDSP00) description. For example, a typical document in my Myreference.bib file is this: @article {martindsp00,     author = "A. Martin and M. Przybocki" ,     title = "The {NIST} 1999 Speaker Recognition Evaluation---an overview",    &nbs P Journal = "Digital Signal processing",     volume = "Ten",     pages = "1--18", & nbsp;    year = "A",}        where the curly braces in {NIST} are not displayed, Its role is to ensure that the NIST four words in future generated references remain the same, and will not be lowercase. 2. When you need to cite the literature, add:ibliographystyle{ieeetr}ibliography{myreference}    in the text to use cite{} to reference the paper in the literature library, as CITE{MARTINDSP00}. The first line above is the control of the document display format, which is said later. At this point, the Myreference.bib file is in the same directory as the body Tex file to ensure LaTeX can find the bib file. 3. After compiling the body, generate the Aux file, then use BibTeX to generate the BBL file in the current directory, and then compile the body two times, the full DVI is generated. This, LaTeX guarantees that all references to cite are listed and automatically numbered. Also, LaTeX guarantees that all listed references are referenced in the text if the Ocite command is not used. 4. About the maintenance of bib file     previously mentioned bib file. I generally do not sort the documents inside, if the literature is more, you need to find, you can query the keyword to achieve. The bib file considers everything except the entry defined by @ as a comment. In the example above @article, if I write something outside the curly braces, BibTeX doesn't care, just when it doesn't exist. So I'm going to write the keywords here and find some literature by searching for keywords in the future. In fact, you can also make a temporary LaTeX file, using the ocite{*} command, and then compiled into DVI, so that you have a bib file in the list of all references, of course, can be sorted by the author's name.     in addition, many journal (academic journals) or BookTitle (international conferences) are duplicated, in order to standardize, you can define abbreviations, such as @string (ICASSP = "Proc." International Conference on Acoustics, Speech,and Signal processing (ICASSP) ")     then    & nbsp;   @conference {QL. ica98,     author = "Qi Li and Biing-hwang juang",     title   = " Speaker Verification Using Verbal Information verification for Automatic enrollment ",     BookTitle = icassp,     year = "1998",}    so after the BibTeX is executed, ICASSP is replaced with its full name. 5. The Chinese literature in bib  &Nbsp;  Chinese literature and English formats are different, and using full-width punctuation marks is a bit tricky. My solution is this:    @misc {xie.1995,     note = "Shei Jinhui," The hidden {Markov} model and its application in speech processing ", Huazhong University of Science and Technology Press, April 1995 ",     key =" Xie ",}    the only flaw is that the reference is finally in English". "Instead of". " "End of." Fortunately, my Chinese literature is not much, harmless, or manually modify the BBL file it. 6. Questions about the display format, sorting of references, and other     previously mentioned reference sorting issues, and whether the reference number is LaTeX supplied ID or number. In fact, not only these, but also the display format of the reference document can be customized. The references are sorted in the order of reference in the text, or in the last name of the first author of the document, and are controlled by some BST files. and which BST format to use, can be controlled by the BibliographyStyle command. LaTeX provides several formats by default, such as plain, Alpha, UNSRT, and so on. See the relevant documentation for specific meanings, these BST can be found in texmfibtexstase.     BST control of the format is very detailed, in addition to the above-mentioned sorting method, but also: whether the author's name is abbreviated, the author's name in the beginning or end of the document, the title of the article should not be the case ("Speaker Verification Using ... " Or "Speaker verification using"), the title with what distinction (use without quotation marks, use without italics, etc.), the format of the publication name (to not all uppercase, to not bold, not italic, to be enclosed), and so on. Open the BST file to see what form you can get by simply looking at what form you want. Most crucially, after the article is finalized, you can redefine the reference format with a few commands!        Give an example: the BST format (i.e., IEEETR.BST) given by the IEEE, declaring:ibliographystyle{ieeetr}    You can use it. The final format is this (sorted by body Reference order):    [4] D. Reynolds, "Comparison of background normalization   & nbsp;    Methods for Text-independent speaker verication, "in         Eurospeech, 1997.       7. How to customize the display format of the reference     in fact, there are a lot of BST files, always find what they need. If these are not enough, you can customize them by generating your own BST files. There are two methods, the first is handwriting (I can't write anyway), and the second is through tools. Custom-bib is a custom BST file package, after decompression with LaTeX to compile the main Tex file, will be interactive BST customization process, the specific process I will not talk about. Put the generated custom BST into the LaTeX corresponding directory, refresh the file name database can be used. Original link: http://xb9he.bokee.com/6688578.html
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The treatment of reference documents in LaTeX