According to the conventional cross-reference method, reference will be inserted into the article, as shown below
Chen et al [11] Based on experience matrix features set forth, and Dong et al [12] Based on a run of like characteristics. [13] Heart Harmsen characteristic function proposed by mass based on the histogram feature.
references
[11] Chen,xxxxxxxxx
[12] Dong, ########
[13] Harmsen,%%%%%%%%%
But sometimes references are subject to change, such as add or delete a few a few, then the number of the last reference lists have changed, and the paper or the original serial number, as follows: But holding down the left mouse button and ctrl you can jump directly to the original reference position (but not the number of the original number). The Dong references numerals have become [13], and the text or before [12], Harmsen becomes [14], or paper [13].
Chen et al [11] proposed experience matrix based features, Xuan et al. [12] proposed wavelet coefficients histogram moments of features, and Dong et al [12] Based on the proposed features of the run and the like. Harmsen et [13] Heart proposed quality characteristic function based on the histogram feature.
[11] Chen,xxxxxxxxx
[12] Xuan, ***********
[13] Dong, ########
[14] Harmsen,%%%%%%%%%
Therefore, for all the reference numeral Dong + 1 and subsequent literature reference, namely:
Dong et al [13] on the run of the features put forward. Harmsen et [14] Heart proposed quality characteristic function based on the histogram feature.
To achieve this effect, you can select all the whole article, then right, update the field, then it will automatically change over all references corresponding to the corresponding label.