yfyangd/PaperSimilarity
PaperSimilairty
Background
National Taiwan University on Tuesday (August 9) announced a decision to rescind a master's degree it gave to Lin Chih-chien (林智堅) in 2017, citing plagiarism after a meeting by the school's academic ethics committee.
The review meeting was held in late July and committee members decided to conduct a probe into plagiarism allegations against Lin, Taoyuan candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) for the local elections in November. The committee members advised that Lin should be stripped of his master's degree, a decision later approved by the school's Office of Academic Affairs, according to the statement.
The school explained it received multiple plagiarism complaints against Lin since early July and the committee later convened to launch the probe, "in due process with no delay." The committee also collaborated with a third party comprised of scholars and experts in the field and hosted interviews with stakeholders, including Lin himself and the victim, before making the conclusion.
"The act sullied the reputation of National Taiwan University...and the school will reinforce the importance of academic integrity and ethics, not letting it happen again."
In this study, we proposed machine learning method to analyze the similarity between Mr. Lin and Mr. Yu's papers. Provide an objective indicator for your reference.
News: https://news.pts.org.tw/article/594307
Method
## Install dependencies
python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
This code was tested with python 3.7
## Codesim = TextSimilarity('/Lin.txt','/Yu.txt') sim.JaccardSim(a.stra,a.strb)
Out[20]: 0.38188640627665016
sim.splitWordSimlaryty(a.stra,a.strb,sim=a.cos_sim)
