>>>
>>
>> I'm puzzled: since the braces are legit (perhaps Google puts the
>> extra set there to keep the title the way they got it?), why remove
>> them? I assume I'm missing something, but...
>
> They're not always correct, though, unfortunately. It's generally
> better to let the .bst handle capitalization issues, as Alex said,
> rather than force it in the database. The records I've seen from
> Google Scholar are a mix of title case, sentence case, and all caps.
That's been my experience too. Capitalization in Google Scholar
currently seems too random overall to rely on it.
Letting BibTeX take care of the capitalization is definitely better at
this point.
I typically go through my references just before publishing papers to
fix capitalization for names and such.
For example: "Stochastic relaxation, {G}ibbs distributions and the
{B}ayesian restoration of images".
The .bst file will not do that for you.
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