I am the first author of the paper titled "Interpretable modulated differentiable STFT and physics-informed balanced spectrum metric for freight train wheelset bearing cross-machine transfer fault diagnosis under speed fluctuations," which was formally published in October 2024 in Advanced Engineering Informatics with the DOI 10.1016/j.aei.2024.102568. However, after nearly half a year, Google Scholar has still not correctly updated the title of this paper. The current title displayed is "Modulated differentiable STFT and balanced spectrum metric for freight train wheelset bearing cross-machine transfer monitoring under speed fluctuations," which may negatively impact the citation and dissemination of the paper.
The content published by the publisher is correct.
Dear Chao He Though somewhat annoying I think it is not a real problem. What happened is that one paper cited your paper with this wrong title:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0888327024006599#bib1
This caused a somewhat scrambled link in Google Scholar. However all links (both in the paper that cited you as well as the Google Scholar link) all direct you to the proper paper/link.
Best regards.
PS. You’ve done everything possible (you merged both links in GS). Unfortunately GS fully depend on the (meta)data linked to papers and if something is not completely identical another link is created. Not much can be done about this. I have numerous of these issues as well, see enclosed file as one the examples.
Rob Keller Thank you for your reply. I checked the meta data in Crossref, which seems to be correct. But Google Scholar still hasn't updated the correct version, so it's strange. Even if the correct title+journal name+voucher+page number is quoted, it is also classified as the link of pre printed text, which does not promote Google Scholar update. Have I found a way to delete the pre printed text?
https://search.crossref.org/search/works?q=10.1016%2Fj.aei.2024.102568&from_ui=yes
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