First of all, the duplicate checking rate of papers in the general magazine HowNet refers to the similarity ratio allowed after the papers pass the duplicate checking system. Generally speaking, the academic circles have strict requirements on the duplicate checking rate of papers, requiring that the similarity of papers should not exceed 15%. This means that the repetitive content in the paper and the part that allows others to be quoted cannot exceed 15% of the whole paper. This requirement aims to ensure the originality and academic value of the paper and avoid plagiarism of academic works.

In practice, academic circles and publishing institutions generally use special duplicate checking systems to detect the similarity and plagiarism of papers. These duplicate checking systems can use advanced text recognition and comparison technology to accurately calculate the similar parts of papers and compare them with existing academic documents. Through the duplicate checking system, researchers and editors can find and eliminate the similarity or plagiarism in papers in time, thus ensuring the independence and originality of academic works.

In short, the duplicate checking rate of the papers in the general magazine HowNet should not exceed 15% to ensure the originality and academic value of the papers. When writing graduation thesis, graduate students should pay attention to avoid quoting too much other people's research results or repeating existing literature. In addition, the application of duplicate checking system in paper detection also reminds us to be honest and academic, put an end to plagiarism and promote the development of scientific research activities. I hope that through the introduction and discussion of this paper, I can increase my understanding of the requirements of duplicate checking rate of papers in general magazines, and provide some reference for graduate students to write graduation papers.