Professor Bloomfield devised a computer program to detect duplicated phrases and flagged 158 papers.
Beyond reinforcement, the modified model also uses contextual information from the source document to aid in the generation of relevant new language and to reduce duplicated phrasing.
Beyond reinforcement, the modified model also uses contextual information from the source document to aid in the generation of relevant new language and to reduce duplicated phrasing.
** Alter is the more concise, and is not above duplicating certain phrases of the King James, much as the royal committee drew upon the translation of Tyndale.
Alter is the more concise, and is not above duplicating certain phrases of the King James, much as the royal committee drew upon the translation of Tyndale.
Ms. Callaway sensibly didn't try to duplicate Ms. Streisand's phrasing and intonation.
Economy is the elimination of redundancies that arise as gifted poets invent new set phrases that duplicate, both in a general sense and in metrical value, the formulas that already exist in the traditional stock.
Finally, a number of odd spellings, curious turns of phrase, apparently duplicated citations, etc. have been marked <!‑‑ sic ‑‑> in the sourcecode, just to confirm that they were checked.
Finally, a number of odd spellings, curious turns of phrase, apparently duplicated citations, etc. have been marked <!-- sic --> in the sourcecode, just to confirm that they were checked.
One is that there is a weird issue with the phrasing "substantially duplicate" in terms of performers.
"It says what it says," Leiser said, pointing to a five-foot chart duplicating the 26 phrases taken from Russell's computer diary.
