Abstract
Abstract: In the age of the Internet, it has become easy to copy someone else's work. Plagiarism refers to reusing someone else's work without acknowledging the source of the work or citing it. Because of the widespread availability of information and documents on the Internet and in online libraries, plagiarism has grown to be one of the major concerns for the educational and research sectors. It is actually a distinct offense against intellectual property. A variety of plagiarism detection software programs are currently available on the market or online for identifying certain sorts of plagiarism, but they still have some limitations. Typically, numerous documents are compared in order to find plagiarism, and a score is given depending on how similar they are to one another. In this paper, some of the plagiarism detection methods are reviewed and compared their performances.
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