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Does LaTeX allow this to happen? Maybe a simple typesetting change to exclude references that are not mentioned in the text? This is a problem with the journal
by orochimaaru 2y ago
Does LaTeX allow this to happen? Maybe a simple typesetting change to exclude references that are not mentioned in the text?
This is a problem with the journal review and editors. Also, typesetting tools that create the final version can and should be setup to protect things like these. I know folks may want to go hunt for sexy genai tooling to solve this - but I think the solution is much simpler.
- resoluteteeth 2y ago> Does LaTeX allow this to happen? Maybe a simple typesetting change to exclude references that are not mentioned in the text? > This is a problem with the journal review and editors. Also, typesetting tools that create the final version can and should be setup to protect things like these. I know folks may want to go hunt for sexy genai tooling to solve this - but I think the solution is much simpler. The issue in the article isn' a paper being listed in the references but not actually cited elsewhere of the paper; it's not something within the actual paper at all. It's metadata created by the publisher. So it presumably doesn't have anything to do with what latex allows or doesn't allow.