Shared information and program plagiarism detection

By Xin Chen, Brent Francia, Ming Li, Brian McKinnon, Amit Seker. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 2004

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Effective and Fast Near Duplicate Detection via Signature-Based Compression Metrics (2016, methodology): “A TokenCompress algorithm was designed in place of the universal compression algorithm [6].”
Juxtapp: A Scalable System for Detecting Code Reuse among Android Applications (2012, methodology): “Additional plagiarism detection techniques are explored in [43–45], but they use complimentary techniques for plagiarism detection.”
The similarity metric (2001, background): “performed earlier, not reported here are: detecting plagiarism in student programming assignments [10] and phylogeny of chain letters [5].”
Author ' s personal copy A Fast Quartet tree heuristic for hierarchical clustering (2010, background): “1) and a precursor have initially been applied to, among others, alignment-free whole genome phylogeny, [30–32], chain letter phylogeny [3], constructing language trees [32], and plagiarism detection [8].”
Clustering by compression (2003, background): “Euro-Asian languages [31], detects plagiarism in student programming assignments [8], gives phylogeny of chain letters [5], and clusters music [10].”
Behind the Scenes of Online Attacks: an Analysis of Exploitation Behaviors on the Web (2013, background): “Several papers have been published on how to detect similarities between source code files, especially for plagiarism detection [6, 26].”