| Plagiarism at home uses distributed computers to search given text for potential plagiarism in Internet resources. Many people writing their work tend to "forget" the resources they used to create their work. This is especially important in scientific works. If anyone uses someone else's work as their own it is called plagiarism. Whenever some one else's work is used it should be noted and credit given to the author. For the people judging the work it is extremely hard to know all possible resources and text on the subject. It is nearly impossible to catch all potential plagiarism in the paper. This project aims to help them. Given the text, the project will provide a network of volunteer computers to search the Internet for similar texts or parts of the text. This will help to find potential resources that the author failed to mention in his work. It will help also the authors of the original works to get the credit they should have for their original work.
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 Plagiarism@Home
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| Start |
2013
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| End |
August 2014
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| Status |
paused
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| Admin |
Krzysztof Piszczek
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| Institution |
Poland BOINC Foundation
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| Country |
Poland
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| Area |
Grid/Informatic
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 Apps
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 Win |
Web checker 0.37
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 Linux |
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 Mac |
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 64bit |
Web checker 0.30 [linux]
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 PS3 |
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 ATI |
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 CUDA |
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 Intel |
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 Android |
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 RPi |
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 NCI |
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 System-Specs
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| VRAM |
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SP |
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DP |
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| RAM |
1,7MB
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| Runtime |
6min-1h
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| HDD |
1,9MB
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| Traffic dl/ul |
kb / kb
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| Deadline |
7 days
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| Checkpoints |
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