Details are as follows:
1, determination of sampling time
In general, the sampling time of the paper is after the submission is completed, and the journal editor is responsible. The specific arrangement of sampling time may be affected by several factors, such as the tension of periodicals, whether there are special festivals or large conferences, etc. In order to ensure rapid publication and fair evaluation, periodical editors will conduct spot checks as soon as possible.
2. The purpose of sampling
The purpose of sampling inspection is to test the originality and rigor of items. In academic circles, plagiarism is an extremely immoral behavior. If plagiarism is found, it may lead to serious consequences, such as the author's reputation being damaged and the article being withdrawn. Therefore, after submitting a manuscript, the periodical editor will conduct spot checks on the article to ensure the originality of the article and conform to academic ethics.
3. Sampling method
There are many ways to sample papers, and the common ones are manual duplicate checking and software duplicate checking. Manual duplicate checking consumes a lot of manpower and time, but the result is relatively accurate. Software duplicate checking is efficient, fast and convenient, but when choosing software, we need to pay attention to the quality of the software and whether there are loopholes.
4. Interpretation of sampling results
Once the paper sampling is completed, the journal editor will send the sampling report to the author. If the sampling result is qualified, the article can enter the next review procedure. If the result does not meet the expectation, the journal editor will inform the author and may ask the author to revise it again. If it is found that the article involves serious plagiarism, this magazine has the right to withdraw the article and take further disciplinary action.
5. Summary
In academic circles, sampling inspection is very important for protecting academic ethics and ensuring the authenticity and independence of academic research results. Although the sampling procedure consumes a lot of time and manpower, it can promote the transparency and fairness of academic consultation.