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Published on: October 16, 2018

校正: 一个框架来识别耕地中的积问题:整合现场调查,遗留的土壤地图和机器学习模型

Xingjie Yin, Haile Zhao, Yuchao Luo

|October 14, 2025

概括

这项研究纠正了先前发表的一篇文章. 修正涉及科学论文的数字物体标识符 (DOI).

科学领域:

科学出版科学出版
图书统计学图书统计学
学术传播学术交流

背景情况:

准确的引用对于科学完整性至关重要.
数字物体识别器 (DOI) 确保对研究的持续和可靠访问.
在DOI中的错误可能会阻碍可复制性和冲击跟踪.

研究的目的:

为特定的科学文章提供更正的数字物体标识符 (DOI).
确保研究的准确引用和可访问性.
维护科学记录的完整性.

主要方法:

错误的DOI的识别.错误的DOI的识别.
通过学术数据库验证正确的DOI.
发布纠正通知. 发布纠正通知.

主要成果:

原来的DOI被认为是不正确的.
已经确定了该物品的准确DOI.
一个纠正已经正式记录.

结论:

校正确保了正确的归因和对研究的访问.
保持准确的元数据对于科学话语至关重要.
这一行动维护了学术出版的标准.

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