Detection Method to Prevent Reference Omissions Using Logs of Text Inserted by Copy-and-Paste Operations

Ishizawa, Chikako; Toshima, Masahiro; Kageyama, Yoichi; Nishida, Makoto

doi:10.5188/ijsmer.23.98

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“…In academic writing, omissions may occur due to mistakes, although references must be listed. To prevent such omissions, we showed that using PC operation logs enables the detection of text entered via a copy-and-paste operation from any source (document files or URLs) [1]. However, we cannot detect the text entered with browsing without performing copy-and-paste operations.…”

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Method for Detecting Sources Cited with Browsing to Prevent Reference Omissions

Ishizawa

Makabe

Ito

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IEEJ Transactions Elec Engng

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This study demonstrates the gaze position on a PC monitor while typing with and without browsing any sources. Six subjects (touch-typing and non-touch-typing) entered text with and without browsing a web page, and we analyzed the percentage of gaze on each window of the software running on the monitor. The proposed method comprises three steps: detecting the entry operation of a word processor or text editor, determining the browsing in inactive windows, and outputting the referenced source title. Experiments show that the proposed method can accurately determine whether any source is browsed during the entry operation.

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Method for Detecting Sources Cited with Browsing to Prevent Reference Omissions

Ishizawa

Makabe

Ito

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IEEJ Transactions Elec Engng

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“…We analyzed the already existing proposed method to detect sentences created by paraphrasing the copied sentences from other electronic documents (referred to as conventional method) (4) . We laid focus on the copy and paste operations and the similarity between character strings.…”

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Detection of Citations by Log Information to Prevent Reference Omissions

Makabe

Ishizawa

Kageyama

2019

Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Intelligent Systems and Image Processing 2019

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It is necessary to include bibliographic references in books, documents, newspaper articles, among others, which are ideally referred to during the creation of reports or articles. However, as the description of the references (bibliographic references) is left to the user's discretion, their omission due to the user's carelessness is a problem. To prevent this form of reference omission, a method exists that can detect sentences created by copying them from other electronic documents. This would give the user the references that need to be mentioned at the end of their article. In this paper, we will improve upon the previous method of detection accuracy for sentences created using the copy and paste operation and the process of displaying them to the user for easy understanding. Additionally, we will examine the detected sentences that are required to describe the reference that was generated without using the copy and paste operation.

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Detection Method to Prevent Reference Omissions Using Logs of Text Inserted by Copy-and-Paste Operations

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Method for Detecting Sources Cited with Browsing to Prevent Reference Omissions

Method for Detecting Sources Cited with Browsing to Prevent Reference Omissions

Detection of Citations by Log Information to Prevent Reference Omissions

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