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How to use. bib file to generate paper automatically reference

The latex template given by a general journal or Conference will have its own reference style, so you can use the. bib file to automatically generate the reference style under the template. The following three papers are cited as examples of how to generate the. bib file and then automatically generate reference using the. bib file.

Citation papers:

1. Generate. bib Files

(1) Create a. txt file;

(2) Open Google Academic, search you want to quote the literature;

For example, the first document "Captcha:using hard AI problems for security" search results are as follows, click "Reference";

Come up with such an interface, click on "BibTeX";

Finally come out the following code, copy it to the. txt file.

(3) Repeat the above action until the above code in all references is copied to the. txt file, and the resulting. txt file looks like this:

(4) Save the. txt file as a. bib file.

2.Latex Reference

For example, the reference style in the Latex template that I use is defined in the Ieeetran.cls in the template folder (the. cls file is the Latex format definition file), The. bib file that I generated is named Ref.bib, also in the template folder, and you need to refer to the following two lines of code in the body of the code:

\bibliographystyle{ieeetran}%ieeetran define filename for given template format
\bibliography{ref}%ref to. bib File name

3. Compile and generate reference

(1) Click "LaTex" compile, the template folder will generate *.aux files, *.dvi files, *.log files and *.gz files;

(2) Click "BibTeX" to compile, the template file will generate *.BLG files and *.bbl files;

(3) Click "LaTex" to compile, obtain new *.aux file, *.dvi file, *.log file and *.gz file;

(4) Click "Latex" again to compile, you can view the build result.

The reference I finally generated are as follows:

4. The text of the paper cited

References in the paper are generally referred to as: \cite{tags, here if you want to reference, is the \cite{.bib file in the first line of curly braces}. For example, to refer to reference [1], the code is: \cite{von2003captcha}.