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Nowhere to Hide: Finding Plagiarized Documents Based on Sentence Similarity
Plagiarism is a serious problem that infringes copyrighted documents/materials, which is an unethical practice and decreases the economic incentive received by authors (owners) of the original copies. Unfortunately, plagiarism is getting worse due to the increasing number of on-line publications on the Web, which facilitates locating and paraphrasing information. In solving this problem, we propose a novel plagiarism-detection method, called SimPaD, which (i) establishes the degree of resemblance between any two documents D1 and D2 based on their sentence-to-sentence similarity computed by using pre-defined word-correlation factors, and (ii) generates agraphical view of sentences that are similar (or the same) in D1 and D2. Experimental results verify that SimPaD is highly accurate in detecting (non-) plagiarized documents and outperforms existing plagiarism-detection approaches.