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When do you need to use a self-built library to check duplicate papers?
When checking for duplicates, you may need to use a self-built library in the following situations:

Cite a large number of documents: If the paper cites a large number of documents, especially if the cited contents come from different databases, these documents can be compared by using the self-built database to quickly and accurately detect similar contents and duplicate parts.

Institutions have a large number of self-built resources: if institutions or schools have a large number of self-built resources, such as papers of previous students, internal databases, etc. Then you can upload and manage these resources with the self-built database, which is convenient for comparison and duplicate checking.

Special majors or fields: Some special majors or fields, such as medicine and law, need to use the self-built database to establish the corresponding professional comparison database to improve the accuracy and efficiency of duplicate checking.

Personalized requirements: Some users may have personalized requirements, such as a large amount of data to be compared, or need to upload and compare some specific resources, so self-built libraries can better meet these needs.