\bibliography{} starting from any number

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\bibliography{} starting from any number

taestaes opened this issue a year ago · 5 comments

taestaes commented a year ago

I'm trying to change biblography number for supplementary material.

I'm following this, but found out that the \usepackage[review]{cvpr} does not allow the biblography number changed.

How can I change it with cvpr package..?

Answer 1 · 2023-11-24T06:05:26.000Z

This may be related to #10

Answer 2 · 2023-11-24T17:33:24.000Z

not allow the biblography number changed not sure I understand what you mean... Change what?

If you are asking about adding citations to the supplementary... it's fairly atypical to add new citations.
I would advise you to just add \begin{itemize} at the end of the supplementary, and then integrate it during camera ready/ arXiv with the primary biblio.

Indeed, split biblios are not possible with bibtex, and we'd need to upgrade the system to use biblatex (not done yet, maybe next year).

Answer 3 · 2023-11-25T00:46:47.000Z

not allow the biblography number changed not sure I understand what you mean... Change what?

If you are asking about adding citations to the supplementary... it's fairly atypical to add new citations. I would advise you to just add \begin{itemize} at the end of the supplementary, and then integrate it during camera ready/ arXiv with the primary biblio.

Indeed, split biblios are not possible with bibtex, and we'd need to upgrade the system to use biblatex (not done yet, maybe next year).

Yes, I'm adding citations: I made new tex file for supplementary material. (I don't know how to split supp with main pdf)

Thank you for your advise.

Answer 4 · 2023-11-25T09:17:59.000Z

It is not a problem with the template nor related to it. It is how bibtex typesets the bibliography.

There are some packages that allow you to do split bibliographies with bibtex, see for example: https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/44589/how-to-split-bibliography-for-different-sections. An easier solution is to use biblatex, which is the modern solution to manage and handle bibliographies, but that is not in used in this template.

Answer 5 · 2023-11-25T10:43:19.000Z

It is not a problem with the template nor related to it. It is how bibtex typesets the bibliography.

There are some packages that allow you to do split bibliographies with bibtex, see for example: https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/44589/how-to-split-bibliography-for-different-sections. An easier solution is to use biblatex, which is the modern solution to manage and handle bibliographies, but that is not in used in this template.

Thank you. Following this, I could change the reference number!