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Detection of similarity in program codes
Maťašová, Kristýna ; Vítek, Martin (referee) ; Kašpar, Jakub (advisor)
The Bachelor introduces the concept of plagiarism and possible kinds of plagiarism. It focuses on the problem of detecting the similarity of source codes, especially with graphical interfaces in the MATLAB environment. It also describes already existing detectors. The practical part of thesis is focused on finding appropriate flags for detection of similarity in source codes and introduces the metric of detected flags. It also describes the internal logic of created detector of similarity and discusses the results of its testing.
Plagiarism Detection in Program Codes Using Mapping Technique
Kašpar, Jakub
The aim of this paper is to introduce the problem of plagiarism and propose a method for plagiarism detection in program codes. In the first part of this paper the basic definition of plagiarism is described. Further in the paper the principle of preprocessing and localization process for signs of plagiarism is introduced. The last part of this paper presents an algorithm for comparison of the detected signs to get the best results possible. The detector was tested on student projects from the BTBIO study program.
Plagiarism detection in programme codes
Skoupilová, Alena ; Vítek, Martin (referee) ; Kašpar, Jakub (advisor)
The main goal of this thesis is to introduce the meaning of plagiarism and its types and occuration in academic field in form of textual plagiarism and mainly source-code plagiarism. Thesis also introduces principals and types of source-code plagiarism detection and introduces existing detecting tools. A detector for computing source-code similarity based on detection and counting chosen attributes is being realized and described. Reability of the detector is tested within students’ projects database.
Plagiarism detection of text documents
Nezval, Jiří ; Kašpar, Jakub (referee) ; Vítek, Martin (advisor)
This thesis informs the reader about plagiarism. It explaines basic methods and approaches of its detection. Furthermore, it contains a practical part realized in the Matlab enviroment involving creating a plagiarism detector. The detector was tested on a database of real thesis. Graphic user interface is also implemented into the detector.
Management, Retrieval and Access to Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Mach, Jan ; Bratková, Eva (advisor) ; Strossa, Petr (referee) ; Souček, Martin (referee)
The dissertation is devoted to analysis of current practice and trends in providing repositories of electronic theses and dissertation (ETDs) in terms of their management, searching and dissemination. The first part presents terminology and the current state of access to ETDs in Czech and foreign repositories and includes results of a survey of the state of access to ETDs in the Czech Republic which was completed in 2014 by all public universities. In the second part, a metadata standard is presented, particularly the possibility of mapping EVSKP-MS metadata elements to other metadata formats and utilization within the OAI-PMH protocol. The issue of access to ETDs is dealt with further in terms of metrics for an evaluation of usage of distributed ETDs. Searching for ETDs is also described in case studies as are recommendations for public tenders for a discovery service and for creating an ETD metadata search server and an associated user interface with faceted search. The final part of the thesis focuses on the issue of plagiarism. This incorporates a presentation and analysis of the most important plagiarism detection systems and a case study of the development of the portal Validátor VŠE to provide access to results of document analysis.
Detection of Duplicates in Huge Web Databases
Sadloň, Vladimír ; Galamboš, Leo (advisor) ; Kopecký, Michal (referee)
This master thesis analyses the methods used for duplicity document detection and possibilities of their integration with a web search engine. It offers an overview of commonly used methods, from which it chooses the method of approximation of the Jaccard similarity measure in combination with shingling. The chosen method is adapted for implementation in the Egothor web search engine environment. The aim of the thesis is to present this implementation, describe its features, and find the most suitable parameters for the detection to run in real time. An important feature of the described method is also the possibility to make dynamic changes over the collection of indexed documents.
Academic plagiarism in the dramaturgical perspective
Tůmová, Markéta ; Hájek, Martin (advisor) ; Šamánek, Jan (referee)
Bachelor thesis "Academic plagiarism in dramaturgical perspective" deals with the representation of the problem of academic plagiarism in media on the case of Professor Ivo Budil. The first part of the thesis deals with theoretical concepts. There is mentioned the history of the view of author and authorship and normative view of the problem as a legislative, moral and ethic problem. The main idea is composed of the dramaturgical concept of Erving Goffman together with the labelling and stigmatic theory. The author view plagiarism as a social construction which is the result of successful enforcement of situational definition as plagiarism. Analytic part deals with the qualitative content analysis of fifty texts about the case of Prof. Ivo Budil. Presents the main participants who engaged in the case and reflect which instruments they used to enforce to label or not label Budil as plagiarist. It leads to the result that designation of the plagiarist is the result of dramaturgical performance of participants and labelling stigmatic label to plagiarist.
Plagiarism Detection
Kobath, Martin ; Petyovský, Petr (referee) ; Honzík, Petr (advisor)
The Bachelor‘s thesis concentrates on plagiarism detection in written text, mainly final theses in author’s Alma mater. The current situation of automatic plagiarism detection of text in czech language is evaluated and a theoretic analysis directed on classic detection by finding matches in a text with use of external sources, mainly the internet, is made. Project ends with custom concept of automatic plagiarism detection system and with an experiment made on 100 randomly chosen theses from The Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication.
Plagiarism detection of program codes
Kašpar, Jakub ; Harabiš, Vratislav (referee) ; Vítek, Martin (advisor)
Main goal of this work is to get acquainted with the plagiarism problem and propose the methods that will lead to detection of plagiarism in program codes. In the first part of this paper different types of plagiarism and some methods of detection are introduced. In the next part the preprocessing and attributes detection is described. Than the new method of detection and adaptive weights usage is proposed. Last part summarizes the results of the detector testing on the student projects database
Plagiarism Recognizer in Python Source Code
Bártíková, Pavlína ; Soukup, Ondřej (referee) ; Křivka, Zbyněk (advisor)
This thesis deals with the programming language Python and with development of the application that evaluates the similarity of the specified source codes in this programming language. In addition to comparison of comments, the program uses several comparison methods applied to a sequence of tokens that are created from the specified source codes. Namely, the Levenshtein distance, the longest common subsequence and the frequency of tokens. The thesis also includes the results of testing the program on real data. The application is designed to control the plagiarism in the source codes of the school projects written in the programming language Python.

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