Transcript of the report

On this page you can read the rules for decrypting the Strikeplagiat report.

A list of possible attempts to manipulate the text (circumvention, deception of the system)

Information about possible technical interventions or attempts to hide plagiarism.
Letter substitution - characters from alphabets of other languages similar to the language of the main text.
Spacing - a non-standard distance between letters
Microprobes - non-standard spaces between words
White signs - symbols painted in white

The final percentage of plagiarism and uniqueness of the text

KP1 (Plagiarism Coefficient 1) - is the main percentage showing what percentage of plagiarism is in your text. 
KP2 (Plagiarism Coefficient 2) - is the percentage of plagiarism across the entire text compared to large chunks of text from different sources. (As a rule, KP2 is always slightly lower than KP1, the most important indicator is KP1)

KU (Uniqueness coefficient) - is the percentage of uniqueness of the text.
KC (Citation coefficient) - is the percentage of citations in the text.

The thresholds are determined by the educational institution to which you will submit the work.
For a simpler understanding, if the KP1 value shows 5%, then this means that you have only 5% plagiarism in your work. 
Conversely, if the KU (Uniqueness Coefficient) is 95%, then your text is 95% unique

Links to sources with borrowings

• The list of sources makes it easy to determine which text fragments are plagiarism.
• The percentages indicated in the report for each source determine which part of your text is borrowed from this source

The content of the report

The green color in the report highlights those words that are plagiarism. Words without highlighting are unique parts of the text.

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