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This document discusses referencing styles in IEEE citation. It provides examples of in-text citations and reference lists in IEEE style. It also distinguishes between different types of referencing such as direct quotations, paraphrasing, and summarizing. The document notes that referencing is important in research papers to acknowledge other works, provide additional information, and explain the author's contribution. It provides guidance on writing citations for different publication types and names from various cultures.
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- 1. Referencing: IEEE Citation Style 1
- 2. Overview 1. What is referencing? 2. Why is referencing important in a research paper? 3. IEEE In-Text Citations 4. IEEE Reference List 2
- 3. Referencing • In-text citation An individual driver’s choice of speed has been found to be relatively stable over time [1,2]. However, there are large differences between drivers. These differences can be due to the influence of relatively stable factors such as age [3], gender [4] and personality [5] or transient factors such as impairment [6] and distraction [7]. • List of references [1] P. Watson, “Speed as a measure of driver risk: observed speeds versus driver and vehicle characteristics,” Accident Analysis & Prevention , vol. 16, 89-103, 2011. [2] G. McMuffin, “Blind spot”, Traffic Offences Quarterly, vol. 5, no. 2, 7-15, 2012. [3] … [4] … 3
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- 5. Types of referencing 1. Direct quotation 2. Paraphrasing 3. Summarising 5
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