Patent classifications
B42D25/20
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR IDENTIFYING DUPLICATE DOCUMENTS AND DETECTING MISREPRESENTATION
Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media configured for identifying duplicate and misrepresented documents are provided. At least one processor may retrieve, from a first source, a first document, and may retrieve, from a second source, a second document. The processor may process each document. The processor may determine a cosine similarity between a first set of numbers and second set of numbers, and whether the cosine similarity exceeds a first threshold. The processor may determine a number of words in common between the two documents, and whether the number of words in common exceeds a second threshold. The processor may determine a number of sentences in common between the two documents, and whether that number exceeds a third threshold. Responsive to a determination that the first threshold, second threshold, or third threshold are exceeded, the processor may set a flag indicating that the second document is a duplicate.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR IDENTIFYING DUPLICATE DOCUMENTS AND DETECTING MISREPRESENTATION
Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media configured for identifying duplicate and misrepresented documents are provided. At least one processor may retrieve, from a first source, a first document, and may retrieve, from a second source, a second document. The processor may process each document. The processor may determine a cosine similarity between a first set of numbers and second set of numbers, and whether the cosine similarity exceeds a first threshold. The processor may determine a number of words in common between the two documents, and whether the number of words in common exceeds a second threshold. The processor may determine a number of sentences in common between the two documents, and whether that number exceeds a third threshold. Responsive to a determination that the first threshold, second threshold, or third threshold are exceeded, the processor may set a flag indicating that the second document is a duplicate.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR IDENTIFYING DUPLICATE DOCUMENTS AND DETECTING MISREPRESENTATION
Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media configured for identifying duplicate and misrepresented documents are provided. At least one processor may retrieve, from a first source, a first document, and may retrieve, from a second source, a second document. The processor may process each document. The processor may determine a cosine similarity between a first set of numbers and second set of numbers, and whether the cosine similarity exceeds a first threshold. The processor may determine a number of words in common between the two documents, and whether the number of words in common exceeds a second threshold. The processor may determine a number of sentences in common between the two documents, and whether that number exceeds a third threshold. Responsive to a determination that the first threshold, second threshold, or third threshold are exceeded, the processor may set a flag indicating that the second document is a duplicate.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR IDENTIFYING DUPLICATE DOCUMENTS AND DETECTING MISREPRESENTATION
Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media configured for identifying duplicate and misrepresented documents are provided. At least one processor may retrieve, from a first source, a first document, and may retrieve, from a second source, a second document. The processor may process each document. The processor may determine a cosine similarity between a first set of numbers and second set of numbers, and whether the cosine similarity exceeds a first threshold. The processor may determine a number of words in common between the two documents, and whether the number of words in common exceeds a second threshold. The processor may determine a number of sentences in common between the two documents, and whether that number exceeds a third threshold. Responsive to a determination that the first threshold, second threshold, or third threshold are exceeded, the processor may set a flag indicating that the second document is a duplicate.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR IDENTIFYING DUPLICATE DOCUMENTS AND DETECTING MISREPRESENTATION
Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media configured for identifying duplicate and misrepresented documents are provided. At least one processor may retrieve, from a first source, a first document, and may retrieve, from a second source, a second document. The processor may process each document. The processor may determine a cosine similarity between a first set of numbers and second set of numbers, and whether the cosine similarity exceeds a first threshold. The processor may determine a number of words in common between the two documents, and whether the number of words in common exceeds a second threshold. The processor may determine a number of sentences in common between the two documents, and whether that number exceeds a third threshold. Responsive to a determination that the first threshold, second threshold, or third threshold are exceeded, the processor may set a flag indicating that the second document is a duplicate.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR IDENTIFYING DUPLICATE DOCUMENTS AND DETECTING MISREPRESENTATION
Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media configured for identifying duplicate and misrepresented documents are provided. At least one processor may retrieve, from a first source, a first document, and may retrieve, from a second source, a second document. The processor may process each document. The processor may determine a cosine similarity between a first set of numbers and second set of numbers, and whether the cosine similarity exceeds a first threshold. The processor may determine a number of words in common between the two documents, and whether the number of words in common exceeds a second threshold. The processor may determine a number of sentences in common between the two documents, and whether that number exceeds a third threshold. Responsive to a determination that the first threshold, second threshold, or third threshold are exceeded, the processor may set a flag indicating that the second document is a duplicate.