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paint brushes — As an artist working with images from references, how do you approach utilizing internet found content and incorporating them into your own artistic creations? We took a look at various mediums including collage and photorealistic paintings. The answer is not always as simple as running the images through software and… Read More »

Copyright infringement in use of Images

This entry was posted on August 9, 2019

PlagScan_PeerGroupSimilarityHypothesis — The Socio-Linguistic Variant and What Author Metrics Doesn’t Want to Investigate Real papers against real ghostwriters PlagScan conducted an experiment with a student writing corpus collected from a group of students outside the US and UK all belonging to the same classroom. The selected papers were response papers to the… Read More »

The ‘Peer Group Similarity Hypothesis’ Part II

This entry was posted on July 25, 2019

The Authorship Verification Problem: Finding out if an unknown document can be attributed to a specific author — In the process of developing ‘Author Metrics’, a contract cheating detection feature, PlagScan experimentally discovered that the ‘Peer Group Similarity Hypothesis’ can be applied to detect ghostwriters.

The ‘Peer Group Similarity Hypothesis’ Part I: The Basics

This entry was posted on July 18, 2019

We can’t believe 2018 is already coming to an end! We had a truly wonderful and fruitful year thanks to you all. With this end-of-the-year post, we would like to recap the highlights of our year and give you a sneak peek at what’s coming next in 2019. We… Read More »

Best wishes for the end of the year

This entry was posted on December 20, 2018