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Algebraic Extensions of Normed Algebras

by Thomas Dawson , 2000
"... Disclaimer: This dissertation does not contain plagiarised material; except where otherwise stated all theorems are the author’s. ..."
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Disclaimer: This dissertation does not contain plagiarised material; except where otherwise stated all theorems are the author’s.

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by unknown authors , 2001
"... Poster paper There are a number of on-line services that offer to help academic institutions detect plagiarised material. This poster compares reports from three such services, and summarises favourable ..."
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Poster paper There are a number of on-line services that offer to help academic institutions detect plagiarised material. This poster compares reports from three such services, and summarises favourable

Realigning the Focus of Plagiarism Detection using Plagiarismdetect.com

by Elangkeeran A/l Sabapathy, Rozlan Abd Rahim, Kamaruzaman Jusoff (corresponding
"... The purpose of this article is to examine the extent to which plagiarismdetect.com, an internet help/tool to detect plagiarism helps academicians tackle the ever-growing problem of plagiarism. Concerned with term papers, essays and most of the time with full-blown research reports, a tool like plagi ..."
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and free by this site and it may still prove to be the nightmare that is needed to check the unprecedented unethical practices within the academic circle as well as curtail plagiarised work from students. Although some people use other people’s material as “seed ” for generating ideas and to support

Emeritus Professor, Canada’s Open University,

by Jon Baggaley, Athabasca Alberta
"... Conflicting academic and cultural perspectives hinder international awareness of plagiarism and the development of policies and practices for dealing with it. Research into the extent of the problem currently and over time is needed to counter this. Two case studies are presented, analysing the self ..."
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the self-justifications given by an habitual plagiarist, and the repeated plagiarism of a piece of plagiarised material over a ten-year period. Emphasis is placed on the exclusion methods provided by the Turnitin.com service in analysing content originality. Identifying the origins of content over time

Automated Analysis of Cell Motility Using Computer Vision Techniques

by Nicole Kerrison
"... I promise that in the attached submission I have not presented or attempted to present anyone else’s work as my own except where I have explicitly so indicated. I understand that to do so would mean that I had committed plagiarism, the University’s definition of which is published. I know that if I ..."
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be based outside the EU/EEA) to monitor breaches of regulations, to verify whether my work contains plagiarised material, and for quality assurance purposes. I confirm that I have declared all mitigating circumstances that may be relevant to the assessment of this piece of work and that I wish to have

Lexical Generalisation for Word-level Matching in Plagiarism Detection

by Miranda Chong
"... Plagiarism has always been a concern in many sectors, particularly in education. With the sharp rise in the number of electronic resources available online, an increasing number of plagiarism cases has been observed in recent years. As the amount of source materials is vast, the use of plagiarism de ..."
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Plagiarism has always been a concern in many sectors, particularly in education. With the sharp rise in the number of electronic resources available online, an increasing number of plagiarism cases has been observed in recent years. As the amount of source materials is vast, the use of plagiarism

Source-code plagiarism: A UK academic perspective

by Georgina Cosma, Mike Joy , 2006
"... In computing courses, students are often required to complete tutorial and laboratory exercises asking them to produce source-code. Academics may require students to submit source-code produced as part of such exercises in order to monitor their students’ understanding of the material taught on that ..."
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on that module, and submitted source-code may be checked for similarities in order to identify instances of plagiarism. In exercises that require students to work individually, source-code plagiarism can occur between students or students may plagiarise by copying material from a book or from other sources. We
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