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Author: Namrata Nanda

The growing threat of cross-language plagiarism and the challenges in its detection

Cross-language plagiarism refers to the kind of plagiarism or cheating where the source content is in one language while the plagiarised content is in another. In other words, it is plagiarism by translation.

Ouriginal adds cross-language plagiarism detection and authorship verification to its solution

The new Ouriginal solution now includes two add-on features – ‘Cross-Language Text Matching’ (CLTM) and ‘Ouriginal Metrics.

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