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Citation 428

Bibliographic concordance score: 45.8/100 (low correspondence)

Citation source: INSTAGRAM, “Douleur et TSA”, published on 22 Oct 2025

This score (45.8%) describes the concordance of available metadata for the automated candidate; it is not a validation status.

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Cited reference

Williams D. & Happé F., BMJ, 2010 - Pain perception in ASD.

Best automated candidate

No validated match

Fischer-Williams, M. (1956). Chronic Pain. BMJ. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.1.4975.1108

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Candidate references (M1 and M2)

Method	Jaccard index	Source	Candidate reference
M1: Crossref, OpenAlex and PubMed	33.3%	M1: Crossref	Fischer-Williams, M. (1956). Chronic Pain. BMJ. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.1.4975.1108
M2: Google Scholar via SerpApi	16.7%	M2: Google Scholar	DJ Moore (2015). Acute pain experience in individuals with autism spectrum disorders: a review. Autism. https://doi.org/10.1177/1362361314527839

M1: Crossref is selected because it has the highest title Jaccard index.

Bibliographic concordance score calculation

Element	Status	Score	Weight
Authors	Partial	50.0%	0.20
Title	Non-concordant	33.3%	0.20
Year	Non-concordant	0.0%	0.20
Journal	Concordant	100.0%	0.20
DOI	Not present (absent)	-	-

(Authors 50.0x0.20 + Title 33.3x0.20 + Year 0.0x0.20 + Journal 100.0x0.20) / evaluated weight 0.80 (DOI absent: 0.20 removed) = 45.8

Title correspondence details (Jaccard index)

Union: 3 words present in the titles: pain; perception; chronic
Intersection: 1 shared words: pain
Words cited but absent from the matched title: perception
Words from the matched title absent from the citation: chronic
Tolerance applied: ASD -> autism spectrum disorder; domain equivalence tolerated: autism / autism spectrum condition(s) / autism spectrum disorder(s)
Index calculation: Jaccard index = intersection / union = 1 / 3 = 33.3 %
Jaccard index: 33.3% (limited lexical similarity)

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