India creates unique tiered system to punish plagiarism

Plagiarism: a Viewpoint from India

Fast Plagiarism Detection System

Introduction. The large class sizes typical for an undergraduate programming course mean that it is nearly impossible for a human marker to accurately detect plagiarism, particularly if some attempt has been made to hide the copying. While it would be desirable to be able to detect all possible code transformations we believe that there is a minimum level of acceptable performance for the appli...

Hybrid System For Plagiarism Detection

The Internet boom in recent years has increased the interest in the field of plagiarism detection. A lot of documents are published on the Net everyday and anyone can access and plagiarize them. Of course, checking all cases of plagiarism manually is an unfeasible task. Therefore, it is necessary to create new systems that are able to automatically detect cases of plagiarism produced. In this p...

Credit in a Tiered Payments System

Payments systems are typically characterized by some degree of tiering, with upstream firms (clearing agents) providing settlement accounts to downstream institutions that wish to clear and settle payments indirectly in these systems (indirect clearers). Clearing agents provide their indirect clearers with an essential input (clearing and settlement services), while also competing directly with...

Punish in public

Convergent evidence for detrimental effects of punishment on cooperation has been obtained in a wide variety of environments, ranging from American students facing punishment in laboratory experiments to Israeli parents facing fines for arriving late to their child‟s day care. We show here that enhancing the norm salience role of punishment can eliminate its detrimental effects. In a public goo...