I am writing a paper using IEEEbib.bst. I remark that references are changed in lowercase.
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\section{section1}
adaafasfaa \cite{4761608}
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\bibliography{exbib}
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{IEEE}to ensure that it doesn't get lowercased. (what is converted to lowercase is based on a combination of publisher practice and type of bib entry.) – barbara beeton Jan 12 '15 at 17:37titlefield are being converted to lowercase, right? As barbara beeton has already commented, you should place curly braces around the words that must not be converted to lowercase. In the example at hand, I assume this applies to the first word, viz., "3D". – Mico Jan 12 '15 at 18:11title = "{3D} human posture ...",. – Mico Jan 12 '15 at 18:53