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I made a really rough script that does a bunch of transformations on bibtex files to have them be ready for use in academic papers: 1. Shorten author lists to
by joeberon 5y ago
I made a really rough script that does a bunch of transformations on bibtex files to have them be ready for use in academic papers:
1. Shorten author lists to 10 authors
2. Abbreviate journal names
3. Remove unneeded IDs and replace with doi links
4. Remove unneeded tags (file, abstract)
https://gist.github.com/joebentley/6e3e4198ea427545738a8202130fcc25 https://gist.github.com/joebentley/6e3e4198ea427545738a82021...
- JorgeGT 5y ago> 2. Abbreviate journal names This was exactly what I was going to suggest, it would be a great addition! And if someone from Overleaf is listening... ;)
- albertzeyer 5y ago> Shorten author lists to 10 authors Normally the Bibtex style would automatically do that for you already, and it is configurable. And it would automatically append "et al" then. The templates of many conferences usually do that for you.
- joeberon 5y agoThe APS (American Physical Society) Bibtex style does not do this, which is the document class I always use (revtex)