The importance of scientific papers as a core presentation of the results of academic research cannot be overstated. However, due to various reasons, some authors may engage in plagiarism. Therefore, it is necessary to introduce checking and downgrading techniques to ensure academic integrity and prevent such misconduct in the writing of research papers. The purpose of this guideline is to elaborate the meaning of weight checking and weight reduction technology and its application in the process of writing scientific research papers.
I. Checking Technology of Scientific Dissertations
Dissertation weight checking is a key measure to ensure the innovativeness of scientific research results, and its goal is to detect misconducts such as academic patchwork and plagiarism, so as to safeguard the fairness of academics. The following is a detailed description of the checking technology:
1. Selection of the platform for weight checking
At present, there are many checking platforms on the market to choose from, among which the more well-known ones are China Knowledge Network (CNKI), etc. These platforms usually have a large number of documents. These platforms usually have a large library of literature and can accurately detect duplicates in a thesis.
2. Checking rules
Different checking platforms may adopt different checking rules, but generally speaking, they will judge whether the paper is plagiarised based on the number of consecutive characters, vocabulary, sentence patterns and paragraphs and other characteristics of the text. For example, the checking rules of China Knowledge Network stipulate that if there are more than 13 repeated characters or the proportion of the same characters is more than 5%, it will be regarded as plagiarism.
Second, the weight reduction technology of scientific research papers
Dissertation weight reduction refers to reducing the duplication rate of a dissertation by modifying the text to minimise the similarity with published literature while maintaining the original intent. The following is a detailed description of weight reduction techniques:
1. Weight reduction methods
Common methods of weight reduction include restructuring the thesis, changing the order of sentences, and rephrasing. These methods can increase the difference between the thesis and the existing research results, thus reducing the repetition rate.
2. Weight Reduction Techniques
When reducing the weight, the following points should also be noted:
(1) Delete duplicates;
(2) Increase the diversity of citation sources;
(3) Standardise citation format and style;
(4) Avoid using overly simple expressions that may be misjudged or unrecognised by the system.
III. Suggestions for Handling Tables
When writing scientific research papers, it is sometimes necessary to use tables to present data information. However, the current checking system does not support the detection of tables, so we can adopt the following strategies to deal with this problem:
1. Data listing method
That is, to split the duplicates in the table line by line and add more text descriptions. This will not only meet the requirements of the paper, but also effectively reduce the repetition rate.
Fourth, reduce the weight of the tool recommended
1. China Knowledge Network
China Knowledge Network provides a series of efficient weight reduction services, including the self-developed PaperPro intelligent weight reduction and Knowledge Network weight reduction tools, as well as the recently launched ChatGPT rewriting service. These tools can greatly improve the efficiency of weight reduction and facilitate researchers to deal with all kinds of data problems.
The techniques of weight checking and weight reduction in the writing of scientific research papers are crucial to maintaining academic integrity and protecting intellectual property rights. Through the reasonable use of these technologies, academic misconduct can be effectively prevented and the healthy development of academic communication can be promoted.
