This PR has some post-processing tools for bibtex files that add a LaTeX \href{} entry that points to Google Scholar. This will help people get direct access to references via the journal site or other locations where the reference (or a preprint) is available.
For example, it takes this bibtex entry:
@article{vakayil2022data,
title={Data twinning},
author={Vakayil, A and Joseph, V R},
journal={Statistical Analysis and Data Mining: {The} ASA Data Science Journal},
volume={15},
number={5},
pages={598-610},
year={2022}
}
and formats it as
@Article{vakayil2022data,
title = {\href{https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C7&q=Data+twinning&as_ylo=2022&as_yhi=2022&btnG=}{Data twinning}},
author = {A Vakayil and V R Joseph},
journal = {Statistical Analysis and Data Mining: {The} ASA Data Science Journal},
volume = {15},
number = {5},
pages = {598-610},
year = {2022},
}
and renders as:
The original reference entries are kept intact; a separate file is written with the link markup.
This PR has some post-processing tools for bibtex files that add a LaTeX
\href{}entry that points to Google Scholar. This will help people get direct access to references via the journal site or other locations where the reference (or a preprint) is available.For example, it takes this bibtex entry:
and formats it as
and renders as:
The original reference entries are kept intact; a separate file is written with the link markup.