Geda's duplicate checking rules are strict. It uses a combination of system detection and manual review to check copies of papers. In terms of system detection, Gedda strictly tests the similarity, citation rate and repetition rate of papers. If there are a lot of plagiarism or repetition in the paper, it will be judged as unqualified.

It should be noted that different disciplines and institutions may have different standards and requirements for duplicate checking. Therefore, Geda's duplicate checking results need to be evaluated and processed in combination with specific conditions. Different duplicate checking systems have different algorithms and databases, so the duplicate checking results will be different. For the first draft of the paper, it is suggested that free duplicate checking software such as paperfree and papertime can be used for testing, and for the final draft, the duplicate checking system required by schools or academic institutions can be used to ensure that the paper meets academic requirements.

In short, in order to ensure the accuracy and reliability of duplicate checking, we need to pay attention to selecting reliable duplicate checking software and platform, follow the principle of academic integrity, and avoid plagiarism and content repetition.