Many students will check their papers before sending them to school, or check their repetition rate after handing them in. Some students may find that their papers are not the same as those of the school, or even have a big gap. Why are the results of their papers different from those of the school?

1, the duplicate checking system used is different.

The duplication rate detected by different paper duplication checking systems is naturally different, because both the database resources and the duplication checking algorithm in the duplication checking system will affect the duplication checking result, and the duplication checking system compares it with the literature resources in the database according to a certain duplication checking algorithm, and then calculates the duplication rate. Most schools use authoritative duplicate checking systems, and the duplicate checking systems you may use are other paper duplicate checking systems, so the duplicate checking results will naturally be different.

2, the format of the paper submitted

When submitting a paper, you should check whether the text format of your paper is arranged correctly. Because the duplicate checking system usually automatically identifies the content of the paper according to the format of the paper, the duplicate checking system of some content papers will not calculate the repetition rate. Therefore, the format of the papers submitted several times before and after is different, which will cause the duplicate checking system to be unable to correctly identify the contents of the papers, so the detected results are naturally different.

3. Check files at different times.

There are new articles and new information every day, and the database of the paper duplicate checking system is also updated frequently. If the detection time of uploading papers is different, there will naturally be more resources to compare in the future, and the detected repetition rate will naturally be different.