Those are my rules when writing the reference list. The goal is to create a consistent format. Otherwise, for the same conference/journal, you might see multiple different names in the references, which seems sloppy. First, use software such as JabRef to organize your .bib file. In JabRef, there is a spreadsheet like design, allowing you to quickly verify whether the same conference has a consistent name. For conferences, I use the following format: <Acronym of the conference with year in 2-digit>: Proceedings of the <Full name of the conference> <year in 4 digit>, page: <page number>, <year> For instance,
Note that for the same conference, you might see different names from different sources. You should choose one and use it consistent in your paper. For IEEE Vis, I write it as IEEE Visualization. For journals, I use the following format: <Full name of the journal>, <Volume> (<Issue>): <page number>, <year> For instance,
Usually I remove the following fields:
The take home message is: Be Consistent! |
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