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Plagiarism detection of program codes
Nečadová, Anežka ; Smital, Lukáš (referee) ; Vítek, Martin (advisor)
This semestral thesis presents definition of plagiarism and focuses primarily on solving this problem in academic world. The main topic is the detection of plagiarism. It is discussed the various steps of the detection process and special attention is given to plagiarism detection of program codes. The work mentions question of the reliability of detection tools and divides the plagiarism detection methods into basic groups. One chapter is devoted metrics for comparing files. Mentioned are two tools available to detect plagiarism. In the last chapter is analyzed own draft program for plagiarism detection of program codes. The detector was applied to a database of student’s works, and the results were plotted.
Plagiarism detection of program codes
Nečadová, Anežka ; Smital, Lukáš (referee) ; Vítek, Martin (advisor)
This semestral thesis presents definition of plagiarism and focuses primarily on solving this problem in academic world. The main topic is the detection of plagiarism. It is discussed the various steps of the detection process and special attention is given to plagiarism detection of program codes. The work mentions question of the reliability of detection tools and divides the plagiarism detection methods into basic groups. One chapter is devoted metrics for comparing files. Mentioned are two tools available to detect plagiarism. In the last chapter is analyzed own draft program for plagiarism detection of program codes. The detector was applied to a database of student’s works, and the results were plotted.
Effective methods of plagiarism detectios in large document repositories
Přibil, Jiří ; Jiroušek, Radim (advisor) ; Strossa, Petr (referee) ; Snášel, Václav (referee)
The work focuses on issues of plagiarism detection in large document repositories. Taking into account real situation that needs to be addressed now in the university environment in the Czech Republic and proposes a system that will be able to carry out this analysis in real time and yet be able to capture the widest possible range of plagiarism methods. The main contribution of this work is taking the definition of so-called unordered n-grams - {n}-grams - which can be used just to detect some forms of advanced plagiarism methods. All cited recommendations that relate to the various components of the system to detect plagiarism - preprocessing the document before document insertion into the corpus, the representation of documents in document storage, identification of potential sources of plagiarism to calculate rates of similarity; visualization analysis of plagiarism - are subject to discussion and appropriately quantified. The result is a set of design parameters of the system so that it can in detect plagiarism in the Czech language language quickly, accurately and yet in most forms.

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