First of all, in order to avoid misjudgment, researchers should take the initiative to understand and learn the writing norms and citation rules of papers in advance. Reasonably citing other people's research results and correctly marking the citation sources can reduce the similarity judgment of papers by the duplicate checking system and avoid being misjudged as plagiarism because of citation.

Secondly, when writing a paper, we should pay attention to literature review and innovative in-depth analysis to avoid simply piling up other people's opinions and words and reduce similarities. Researchers should focus on their own innovative research to ensure the uniqueness and originality of the content of the paper.

At the same time, before using the duplicate checking system, the author can make use of some local duplicate checking tools or make repeated checks by himself. In this way, we can find and modify the content with high similarity in our own papers in advance, and avoid being misjudged by the duplicate checking system.

In addition, researchers can also take the initiative to discuss and communicate with tutors or other professionals to solicit their opinions and suggestions on the content of the paper. After some modifications and adjustments, the uniqueness and originality of the paper will be more prominent to avoid being regarded as plagiarism by the duplicate checking system.

Finally, researchers can also try to add some of their own thoughts and opinions to the paper to show their independent thinking ability and innovative thinking. This can not only reduce similarities, but also increase the academic depth and uniqueness of the paper.