Core journals have very strict academic misconduct detection in paper detection. The discovery of academic misconduct will directly affect the final audit results. Therefore, users who want to publish papers must know the duplicate checking rate. So what is the duplicate checking rate of NTU core journals? Paperless Bian Xiao will explain it to everyone.
Most magazines require that the duplicate checking rate of ordinary periodicals should not exceed 30%. If it is greater than this requirement, it means it will be returned. Generally speaking, the duplicate checking rate of core journal papers cannot exceed 10%.
Each magazine uses a different duplicate checking system, and may use snappy instead of papertime, so we know what duplicate checking system it is before submitting the manuscript. Now most magazine articles use internal inspection system. If the internal duplicate checking system is used, the duplicate checking reports of other papers are for reference only. Only when the duplicate checking rate reaches the standard in the submission process can we participate in the follow-up audit.