SMART PLAG WEB TOOL
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21409951Keywords:
Plagiarism Detection, Web Development, Text Similarity, File ComparisonAbstract
This paper introduces an online originality verification framework that quantifies content overlap through an adjustable cutoff parameter. The framework accepts document uploads or raw text entry, then categorizes content originality dynamically based on computed match ratios.
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