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Comprehensive citation of literature, data, materials, methods, and
software is one of the hallmarks of open science. When using the
R-implementation of WORCS, you will most likely be writing your
manuscript in RMarkdown
format. This means that you will
use Markdown citekey
s to refer to references, and these
references will be stored in a separate text file known as a
.bib
file.
To ease this process, we recommend following this procedure for citation:
.bib
file with
the BibTeX references for all citations.
.bib
file from most reference manager
programs; the free, open-source reference manager Zotero is excellent and
user-friendly, and highly interoperable with other commercial reference
managers. Seaching for “How to Integrate Zotero Citations with R
Markdown” will yield tutorials for using Zotero with RMarkdown..bib
filecitekey
- the first word
in the BibTeX entry for that reference. Insert it in the RMarkdown file
like so: @yourcitekey2020
. For a parenthesized reference,
use [@citekeyone2020; @citekeytwo2020]
. For more options,
see the RMarkdown
cookbook.@@nonessential2020
.knit
command in
the YAML header.knit: worcs::cite_all
renders all citations, andknit: worcs::cite_essential
removes all
non-essential citations.knit: worcs::cite_essential
.
The procedure is documented in this
tutorial.These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.