---
ref: REF-101
title: "Attention Mechanisms in Practice"
type: citations
authors:
  - name: "Doe, Jane"
    prof-id: PROF-P-jane-doe
affiliation-primary: PROF-O-example-university
status: induction-complete
---

# REF-101 Citation Network

## Outgoing: Papers This Work Cites

| # | Title | Authors | Year | DOI/URL | Inducted REF |
|---|-------|---------|------|---------|--------------|
| — | (no formal reference list; spoken lecture) | — | — | — | — |

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A spoken lecture has no formal reference list. Verbal references go in the
spoken-reference table below, not here.
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## Incoming: Papers That Cite This Work

| # | Title | Authors | Year | DOI/URL | Inducted REF |
|---|-------|---------|------|---------|--------------|
| — | (none recorded yet; inducted 2026-05-24) | — | — | — | — |

## Outgoing: Spoken References and Informal Mentions

| # | Reference / mention text | Timestamp | Quote | Type | Inducted REF |
|---|--------------------------|-----------|-------|------|--------------|
| 1 | "the 2014 work on attention from Bahdanau and colleagues" | 00:14:02 | "This builds directly on the 2014 work on attention from Bahdanau and colleagues." | informal | — |

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- Timestamp 00:14:02 points into REF-101's transcript sidecar (segment seg-000003).
- Quote matches the transcript text exactly.
- Type `informal`: the speaker named the work verbally without a formal citation;
  no DOI/paper metadata is forced. "Inducted REF" is "—" until/if the referenced
  work is inducted into the corpus.
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## Notes

Spoken lecture with one verbal reference to earlier attention work. No formal
reference list exists. The spoken-reference table is the citation surface for
this source type.