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Plagiarism à la mode: a comparison of automated systems for detecting suspected plagiarism

Verco et al., 1996

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9873793466431828496
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Verco K
Wise M
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The Computer Journal

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Early automated systems for detecting plagiarism in student programs employed attribute counting techniques in their comparisons of program texts, while more recent systems use encoded structural information. Whales claims that the latter are more effective in their …
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