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- AnyStyle: Parses academic references in no time
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- Importing a reference list from a journal article into Zotero
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How can I automatically import all or some references from within a paper for reading?
Try https://anystyle.io/
- Extract research paper`s references
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Zotero Help
Another possibility is to use https://anystyle.io/ - it is a parser, so you paste your bibliography in and it tries to parse it for you into a style that can be read by Zotero. Some bibliographies will take a lot of work, some won't - it depends on the system you've been using. Give it a go and see
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Generate BibTeX reference from \bibitem
But you might try typesetting the bibliography, copy the result and run it through something like anystyle.io, which offers BibTeX output.
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I can't order my references in order of appearance in Lyx
If you already have it typed out and want to try a tool to parse and convert, there's stuff like anystyle.io, but you'll probably need to clean up the results as they won't be perfect.
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BibTex entries for proceedings
Failing that there are services like AnyStyle.io that will parse unformatted bibliography entries.
bibtex-autocomplete
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ChatGPT for BibTeX
If you're looking for smart BibTeX auto-completion, I wrote a python script that does just that by searching a few online sources like crossref, arxiv, dblp...
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What have you automated using Python?
In the long tradition of automating things that take less than 5 minutes to do manually, I've made a CLI script to autocomplete BibTeX entries (open source on github). A lot of work but now I can just copy/paste the title of any article I stumbled upon and the script will often do the rest.
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BibTex entries for proceedings
I made a command-line tool to autocomplete bibtex entries in python : https://github.com/dlesbre/bibtex-autocomplete. It works by auto-querying a bunch of online databases (www.crossref.org, arxiv.org, dlbp.org, researchr.org, and unpaywall.org)
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I made a script to autocomplete bibtex entries
It is made in python, you can find out more on PyPi or github
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