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Earlier this year I posted on plagiarism as well.
https://redeeminggod.com/ Not exact matches
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Posted by David Rothschild on Apr 6, 2012 5:00:00 AM Hungarian President, Pal Schmitt, has officially resigned due to plagiarism accusations.
In an excellent blog post, bestselling author and writing teacher David Farland takes on purveyors of plagiarism, fake reviews, purchased reviews, review - swapping schemes, attack reviews, etc..
Williams» defense on the issue has been to post a statement that the book was ghostwritten and passed its plagiarism test, ostensibly through some service like Copyscape.
Posted in 2011/12 - Winter / Spring, Fiction, Historical, Publishers Comments Off on St. Martins Defends Accusation of Plagiarism
That implies possible plagiarism on Rapp's part, which the previous version of the post did not.
As I've maintained from the beginning (well before the RC post on this matter), correction of an error is not «passing off someone else's work» and can not rise to a finding of plagiarism.
Neither the comments here, nor the posts on the websites accusing Wegman of plagiarism, contend that Wegmam's statistical analysis or social network analysis rely on the background material which is at issue.
It's not relevant to the plagiarism issue, but as a matter of maths I am interested in the PCA issues, and I have a recent post on my blog, which I want to take further.
My posts today at Law.com's Legal Blog Watch: IRS Legal Recruiting via YouTube Posner on Plagiarism Arrest Not One for the Space Lawyers Bloggers to ABA: Whaaa?
Richardson's blog, I discover, has a recent post that points me to a paper on «Music Plagiarism and the Predictive Value of Similarity Algorithms.»
Language Log has a good post on the recent Harper - plagiarism brouhaha, which you can read about on Canadian Press or BBC News.
The Claude Robinson plagiarism case (you can read previous Slaw posts on the case here and here) is not yet over!
The highs and the lows, with posts offering tips and secrets on how to, for instance, be better skilled at presentations, avoid plagiarism pitfalls, prevent library fines and much more.