Under normal circumstances, the digital content in the paper will not be detected by the duplicate checking system. The duplicate checking system is mainly used to detect the similarity of texts, with the purpose of ensuring the originality of academic papers and avoiding plagiarism. Therefore, digital content, such as tables, charts, formulas, codes and other non-text parts, will not be included in the scope of repeated inspection.

However, in some special cases, digital content may be included in the scope of repeated inspection. For example, if a part of your paper describes a number in text form, and the number comes from an externally searchable database or literature and has not been cited, it may be detected by the duplicate checking system.

Therefore, when writing a paper, it is necessary to quote the digital content related to other people's achievements and give literature citations to ensure the academic integrity of the paper. Generally speaking, digital content will not be detected by the duplicate checking system in most cases, but for digital content in special cases, it needs to be handled with caution and follow academic norms to ensure the originality and academic integrity of the paper.