Patrice Lopez

Crossref consolidation is just offered as a convenient, easy solution, but if you are interested in a more optimized, efficient and customizable solution, you'd have to go with biblio-glutton. The...

### Example 1 > Found in [10.1101/402743](https://doi.org/10.1101/402743). ``` Tsodikov A, Gulati R, Heijnsdijk EAM, Pinsky PF, Moss SM, Qiu S, et al. Reconciling the Effects of Screening on Prostate Cancer...

Thanks a lot @elonzh ! I will try to fix it with targeted training cases.

> Can the reference model extract reference sequence numbers? I think the numbers will help to make reference results more robust in such a situation? It does, the number label...

Labels in the reference section are extracted, but not outputted in the TEI file because, like the in-text reference markers, they are a mere choice of presentation style (e.g. like...

Hi @elonzh ! Unfortunately the two articles given as examples cannot be used as training data - first one is CC BY but non-derivative and the second one is closed...

Hello @mfeblowitz This is the output I see for this part: ```xml Introduction The United Nations has estimated the number of forcibly displaced people in the world at 65.6 million...

Hello @rodyoukai ! In the [documentation](https://grobid.readthedocs.io/en/latest/training/Bibliographical-references/): > This section describes how to annotate training data for the **citation** model. This model parses a bibliographical reference in isolation (as typically present...

Thank you @ZhiliWang for the kind words! The default CRF models part of this repo are the ones used on the demo server (no GPU for the DL models on...

Thanks a lot @miku ! I made a review... your references are tough :)