I. Format of Chinese References
The format of Chinese references generally adopts the description-arrangement method, that is, the descriptions of references are listed at the end of the article, arranged in the order of strokes of the author's name. The description of the reference includes the following contents:
1. Author's name: generally 3-5 authors. If there are more than five authors, only the first three authors are listed, followed by the word "equal".
2. Title: The title of the book or paper, in bold or italics.
3. Place of publication: the location of the publishing unit.
4. Publisher: Name of publishing unit.
5. Year of publication: year of publication.
6. Page number: When documents are separated, the page number quoted shall be indicated.
Example:
Books: [1] Zhang San, Li Si, Wang Wu. Fundamentals of artificial intelligence. Beijing: Tsinghua University Publishing House, 2023.
2. Papers: [2] Liu Zhao, Qian Qi, Sun Ba. Application of artificial intelligence in medical field. Chinese journal of computers, 2023,56 (2): 34-45.
3. Journals: [3] Zhou Jiu, Wu Shi, Zheng. The future development trend of artificial intelligence. Scientific and Technological Progress, 2023,39 (1): 23-27.
4. Website: [4] National Standardization Administration Committee of the People's Republic of China. GB/T77 14-20 15 Information and Literature Reference Description Rules. Beijing: China Standards Publishing House, 20 15.
Second, the English reference format
The format of English references generally adopts the way of author's name-publication year, that is, the references are listed at the end of the article, arranged alphabetically by author's name. The description of the reference includes the following contents:
1. Author's name: generally 3-5 authors. If there are more than five authors, only the first three authors will be listed, and the words "et al." will be added after them.
2. Year of publication: year of publication.
3. Title: the title of the book or the title of the paper, which is expressed in italics.
4. Other information: place of publication, publishing house, volume number, issue number, etc.
Example:
Books: [1] Zhang, S, Li, W, Wang, Y. (2023). Artificial intelligence: a foundation. Beijing: Tsinghua University Publishing House.
2. Paper: [2] Zhao, X, Qian, Y, Sun, Z. (2023). Application of artificial intelligence in medical field. Journal of Computer Science, 56 (2): 34-45.
3. Journals: [3] Zhou Jun, Wu, and Zheng, Yu (2023). Future development trend of artificial intelligence, scientific and technological progress, 39 (1): 23-27.
4. Website: [4] National Standardization Administration Committee of the People's Republic of China. (2015). GB/t 7714-2015 information and document references. Beijing: China Standards Publishing House.
Importance of references
1. Support arguments and opinions: References provide support and proof for the author's arguments. Citing previous studies and viewpoints will help to strengthen the credibility of the paper and make it easier for readers to accept the author's views.
2. Deepening literature review: Reference is the basis of literature review, providing the author with a comprehensive overview of the existing research. Through the comprehensive analysis of relevant literature, the author can better understand the present situation, problems and research trends of this research field.
3. Ensure academic integrity: quoting other people's works helps to maintain academic integrity. It is the basic requirement of academic circles to quote literature sources correctly and avoid plagiarism. The citation of references can trace the source of knowledge and ensure the authenticity and transparency of academic research.
4. Promote the development of the discipline: References reflect the development and progress of the discipline. By tracking the development of citations, scholars can understand the research trends in a certain field, thus promoting the further development of this discipline.