Closed anupamajha1 closed 1 year ago
@anupamajha1 I don't think you're supposed to see the referenced by simply looking at the markdown file. The references exist in this .bib file and the JOSS GitHub workflow identifies the #references tag and publishes them in the resulting pdf paper. you can see here what the compiled result looks like.
see here for more info about the compilation process
Please let me know if this helps, or perhaps I misunderstood and you're aware of this but just wanted to comment on specific references that need to be fixed in some way?
That makes sense.
The fuse-med-ml paper is missing references. Please add proper citations for the papers referenced in the text (e.g. the following papers:[@raboh2022context], [@rabinovici2022early], [@rabinovici2022multimodal], [@jubran2021glimpse], [@tlusty2021pre], [@golts2022ensemble], [@radiology])