This article summarizes the research on computational methods to detect academic
plagiarism by systematically reviewing 239 research papers published between 2013 and …

Several authorship analysis tasks require the decomposition of a multiauthored text into its
authorial components. In this regard two basic prerequisites need to be addressed:(1) style …

The vast majority of previous studies in authorship attribution assume the existence of
documents (or parts of documents) labeled by authorship to be used as training instances in …

When it is not possible to compare the suspicious document to the source document (s)
plagiarism has been committed from, the evidence of plagiarism has to be looked for …

Authorship Attribution, the act of deducing the author of a given text based on its writing
characteristics, is an issue with an extensive history. It refers to the task of properly …

The ever increasing volume of information due to the widespread use of computers and the
web has made effective plagiarism detection methods a necessity. Plagiarism can be found …

Identifying academic plagiarism is a pressing problem, among others, for research
institutions, publishers, and funding organizations. Detection approaches proposed so far …

The aim of modern authorship attribution approaches is to analyze known authors and to
assign authorships to previously unseen and unlabeled text documents based on various …

Purpose. The study is aimed at testing the hypothesis that it is possible to determine
plagiarism by methods of establishing the authorship of a text without using a text bank and …

The task of text segmentation is to automatically split a text document into individual
subparts, which differ according to specific measures. In this paper, an approach is …