1. improve the quality of papers: publishing high-quality papers can improve the influence and credibility of research results, thus reducing the need for others to copy. Therefore, the author should pay attention to the rigor of research design, the accuracy of experimental data and the scientificity of analysis methods to ensure the reliability and convincing results of the paper.
2. Strengthen intellectual property protection: By strengthening intellectual property protection measures, you can prevent others from using or copying your research results without authorization. For example, if you publish a paper, you can ask the copyright of the research results to belong to yourself or a designated institution, or apply for a patent and other legal means to protect your intellectual property rights.
3. Provide detailed data and codes: In order to make it easier for others to understand and copy your research results, you should provide detailed data and codes in your paper. This includes data set description, data processing methods, model architecture, parameter settings and other information, as well as technical details such as programming languages and libraries used. At the same time, you can also provide corresponding documents and sample codes for readers to get started quickly.
4. Abide by academic ethics: When conducting academic research, you should abide by academic ethics and not intentionally conceal key information or mislead others. In addition, when quoting the research results of other authors, we should also pay attention to following the correct citation format to avoid plagiarism and plagiarism.
In a word, reducing the repetition rate of papers needs comprehensive consideration from many aspects, including improving the quality of papers, strengthening the protection of intellectual property rights, providing detailed data and codes, and observing academic ethics.