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Figure 1: Example of reference annotation using BILBO.
Figure 3: Subtask 1: The steps to find references in text.
Figure 4: Subtask 2: Algorithm to detect the bibliographi-cal references’ zone.
Table 3: Results for the percentage of success on a set of 20 Articles.

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