CHICAGO, IL, December 06, 2012 (Press-News.org) PlagiarismDetect' s Value Deal
Version 3.0 algorithm architecture permits the price to be reduced to 10 cents per page for a perfectly good one-page plagiarism report. The value deal has a name: Standard Quality Check. 10 cents are worth one credit, and one credit is worth 275 words (i.e. one page) checked on Standard Quality.
There are now two plagiarism-check options available: Standard Quality Check and Premium Quality Check. The former requires 1 credit per page and the latter - 5, with the latter being the old algorithm. The old algorithm works the same way it did before and has only faced minor bug fixes.
Highlighted Parts Now Clickable
Now you can click on algorithm-highlighted parts right in the text to go directly to the source where the match was found. When you are redirected to the source, the system will automatically compare your text with the one available on the webpage. The matching parts will be automatically highlighted right in the source.
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PlagiarismDetect.com Launches a New Version (v3.0) of the Algorithm
PlagiarismDetect.com officially announces that its version 3.0 is now live and ready to use. The main feature of the newly-implemented algorithm is that it allows the user to check for plagiarism at the rate five times lower than before.
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[Press-News.org] PlagiarismDetect.com Launches a New Version (v3.0) of the AlgorithmPlagiarismDetect.com officially announces that its version 3.0 is now live and ready to use. The main feature of the newly-implemented algorithm is that it allows the user to check for plagiarism at the rate five times lower than before.