When the paper is repeated, the cited part will be marked in green, and the specific repetition rate needs to be judged according to the repetition report of our school's paper.
Generally speaking, even if the author cites other papers, as long as the citation format is correct, it will be automatically recognized as the cited part by the paper duplicate checking software of HowNet, and marked in green font, which will reflect the repetition rate when removing the cited documents.
In the duplicate checking report, red letters indicate serious plagiarism, orange words indicate slight plagiarism, green words indicate quotation, gray words indicate non-participation in the test, and black words indicate originality.
Green generally indicates the part with qualified repetition rate and does not need to be modified; Orange indicates that the repetition rate exceeds the standard, but it is not particularly serious and needs to be revised to reduce the repetition rate; The red color represents the part whose repetition rate seriously exceeds the standard, which is equivalent to complete plagiarism and plagiarism, and it is the part that needs to be revised emphatically.
Paper duplicate checking standard:
1, the paper duplication checking system detects the proportion of repeated words in the paper, not the plagiarism severity of the paper. The higher the proportion of repeated words in the paper, the more overlapping words there are. At the same time, the greater the possibility of plagiarism. Whether it is plagiarism or plagiarism is still up to the school's expert group to decide. ?
2. The standard of paper duplicate checking is generally judged by repeating n characters continuously. At present, the paper duplicate checking system can't identify pictures, tables and formulas. If references are correctly marked, they will not be counted in the repetition rate. If there is no mark, the paper duplication checking system will still calculate the repetition rate. ?
3. Different paper duplicate checking systems have different databases, different schools require different duplicate checking systems, and have different requirements for repetition rate. General schools require a repetition rate of around 30%, while stricter schools require a repetition rate of around 20%.