Web-based Demonstration of Semantic Similarity Detection Using Citation Pattern Visualization for a Cross Language Plagiarism Case

Abstract

In a previous paper, we showed that analyzing citation patterns in the well-known plagiarized thesis by K. T. zu Guttenberg clearly outperformed current detection methods in identifying cross-language plagiarism. However, the experiment was a proof of concept and we did not provide a prototype. This paper presents a fully functional, web-based visualization of citation patterns for this verified cross-language plagiarism case, allowing the user to interactively experience the benefits of citation pattern analysis for plagiarism detection. Using examples from the Guttenberg plagiarism case, we demonstrate that the citation pattern visualization reduces the required examiner effort to verify the extent of plagiarism.

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Stored only when both papers are in the corpus — 16 citations exist upstream.

Papers that cite the same references — the relational fallback while embeddings are still backfilling.