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SDA bibliography

Please follow the steps below in order to add your bib entries on sda bibliography.

  • Fork the repository.

  • Clone the forked repository.

    git clone https://github.com/YourGitHubAccount/SDA-Publications.git
    cd SDA-Publications
  • Open sda.bib with JabRef or a compatible editor and add your missing entries. You can fetch your missing entries automatically from DBLP using the Python script "src/find_new_entries.py". Simply replace Jens's DBLP URL in line 12 by your own and run the script. Note that you must still add keywords yourself, as outlined in the next step.

  • Entries must contain the keywords tag and the entries must follow the guidelines described below.

    • The keywords are used to render a list of publications on the SDA website for each person, group and each project. In order for publications to show up in the correct lists, please pick a consistent keyword schema:
      • All papers from one person should have a common keyword, which you can find in the columns "Keyword for Bibbase" in this spreadsheet.
  • Entries should contain the URL tag with a free and direct PDF link (use a preprint version if the published one is not openly available).

  • New entries should follow roughly the formatting of existing entries. If you add them with JabRef this will be taken care of automatically. Different versions of JabRef may produce a slightly different layout, but that is OK.

  • Push your changes to your fork of the repository after you are sure that sda.bib is still valid bibtex.

    git add sda.bib
    git commit -m "Add paperX bib entry"
    git push
  • Submit a pull request (PR).

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