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What do you mean by [j] [s] in the references?
In the paper references, [J] stands for journal articles and [S] stands for technical standards.

The standard format of reference refers to the format of writing papers citing published documents. According to the types of reference materials, it can be divided into monographs [M], conference proceedings [C], newspaper articles [N], journal articles [J], dissertations [D], reports [R], standards [S], patents [P], proceedings [A] and precipitated documents in magazines.

Types of electronic files: database [DB], computer [CP], electronic bulletin [EB], and carrier types of electronic files: Internet [OL], CD [CD], magnetic tape [MT], and disk [DK].

Reference notes of electronic documents

[Identification of file type/carrier type ]: [J/OL] online journals, [EB/OL] online electronic bulletin, [M/CD] CD books, [DB/OL] online database and [DB/MT] tape database.

[serial number] Principal. Title of electronic document [identification and carrier type of electronic document]. The publication or acquisition address, publication update date/citation date of the electronic document.

For example: [12] Wang Mingliang. On the progress of standardized database system engineering of academic journals in China [EB/OL] .5438+0998-08-16/1998-101.

Wanjin Abstract of Journal of China University (1983- 1993). English version [DB/CD] Beijing: China Encyclopedia Publishing House, 1996.

The above contents refer to the standard format of Baidu Encyclopedia-References.