How to find references based on the original text

Enter the title of the document to find the document, check the box in front of the title, and then click "Export and Analyze" at the top to find the reference by step. In addition, check the box in front of the title of multiple documents, and then click "Export and Analysis" to find ** references in batches.

Academic. Enter the title of the document, find the document in the literature list, and "batch citation" below, for example, click "Citation" to appear a window, select the format you need to copy or export.

How to find references based on the original textWhen we usually write, we often involve references, which is a requirement in the writing process, many guys are about to graduate, and they don't know how to query references when they write.

1. There are many ways to query references, we can first take "academic" as the standard, open it, and enter "academic".

3 Let's take "Chinese medicine**" as an example, enter the box, click on it, and then we will see a lot of articles about this kind of **literature.

4. How to copy some literature and add it to your own **? We click on "Bulk Citation" below the document.

5. At this time, our document will be added to the add icon in the lower right corner of the computer screen.

6. We click on the icon to enter the interface below, change the format to "GB T" format, and click "one-click copy", so that the references of ** can be found, copied down, and can be pasted into your own documents.

Search by notes or references at the end of the text. If you do not know the author and title of the source document, it is recommended to search through full-text search. Nowadays, many search systems support full-text search, and you only need to find one or two representative sentences in the content you excerpt to search for the full text.

Try it and find out.

1. The author of the journal title j].Title, year of publication, page number.

2. Title of patent literature p.Country Type of Patent Document Patent Number Date of Publication.

3. Newspaper author Title n.].Newspaper name Publication date (edition).

A: Single article**.

c: ** set.

D: Degree**.

g: Compilation of information.

M: Monographs and textbooks.

P: Patents. R: Research report.

S: Standard. z: Other file types that are not specified.

2. If a document is referenced several times in the text, the serial numbers in several places should be kept the same, but the page numbers have changed. It is sufficient to list the reference only once at the end of the article, and it is not necessary to list it more than once.

3. All elements of each reference must be complete and incomplete, including: the main responsible person; Literature titles; Document type and truncated type identification (e.g., monograph m, **collection c, newspaper article n, journal article j, degree **d, report r, patent p, etc.).

If the publication item (place of publication, publishing house, year of publication) is published for the first time, it does not need to be indicated, and if it is not the first edition, the specific edition should be indicated; the address at which the source of the document or the electronic document is available; The page number of the document from the beginning to the end.

You can copy the references in academic and Google Scholar search, through academic or Google hail academic can retrieve the doi and literature ** and other related information of the document, and some documents can be directly ** to the original text.

There are several ways to do this:2. Determine a general range through the search of abstracts or keywords, and then put the search scope in the "full text", enter the sentence in the input box, and select "Search in results".

ReferencesIn the literal sense, a reference is a document that has been consulted in the process of writing, such as an article or book. However, according to the definition of GB T 7714-2015 "Rules for the Bibliographic of Information and Literature References", post-text references refer to: "information resources about stuffy literature that are cited for the purpose of writing or ** and writings."

According to the requirements of the Standards for Retrieval and Evaluation Data of Chinese Academic Journals (CD-ROM Edition) (Trial) and the Specifications for the Arrangement of Social Science Journals of Chinese Colleges and Universities (Revised Edition), many journals distinguish between references and notes, and stipulate that notes are "words that provide further explanation or supplementary explanation of a certain content in the main text", which are listed at the end of the article and listed separately from the reference literature or placed in the footer of the same page.

1. [Serial number] journal authors. Title [j]. Title. Year of publication, volume (issue): start and end page number.

2. [Serial number] Monograph. Title [m]. Editions (first edition can be omitted). Place of publication: Publishing house, year of publication, page number.

3. [Serial number] ** set author. Title C. Editor. **Set name. Place of publication: Publishing house, year of publication, page number.

4. [Serial number] Degree**Author. Title d. Place of preservation: Preservation unit, year.

5. [Serial number] Patent owner. Title p of patent document. Country: Patent number. Release date.

6. [Serial number] standard number, standard name s. Place of publication: Publisher, year of publication.

7. [Serial number] Newspaper author. Title n. Newspaper name Publication date (edition).

8. [Serial number] Author of the report. Title r. Location: Organizer of the report, year.

9. [Serial number] Author of electronic literature. Title: Electronic Literature and Carrier Type Identification. Source, date.