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plagiarism detector

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* [The reason why this program born](#the-reason-why-this-program-born)
   * [Dependencies](#dependencies)
   * [Details](#details)
   * [Usage](#usage)
   * [Terminology](#terminology)
   * [TODO](#todo)

# The reason why this program born

When I did the assistant of the lecture.
Some students highly disagreed with his homework was plagiarism.
And this made me so mad.

So, I think that if I make the program that collects the evidence of plagiarism
and runs it then students will agree on his plagiarism. And I created this.

# Dependencies

This program was made by `python3`. So, you must be installed `python3`.
And you have to install below packages by using `pip3`

```bash
tqdm == 4.40.2
nltk == 3.4.5
datasketch == 1.5.0
matplotlib == 3.1.2
networkx == 2.4
```

# Details

This program finds the plagiarism by using the MinHash algorithms.

# Usage

You can use this program like below
(also can see this document with `./plagiarism.py -h`)

```bash
usage: plagiarism.py [-h] [-t <template file name>] [-o <output file name>]
                     [-p <working path>] [-r <remove regex pattern>]
                     [-s <summary file name>] [-g <graph weight0.0 ~ 1.0>]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -t <template file name>, --template <template file name>
                        set template file
  -o <output file name>, --output <output file name>
                        set output file
  -p <working path>, --path <working path>
                        set compare files path
  -r <remove regex pattern>, --remove <remove regex pattern>
                        set remove patterns(regex) in file
  -s <summary file name>, --summary <summary file name>
                        set summary file
  -g <graph weight(0.0 ~ 1.0)>, --graph <graph weight(0.0 ~ 1.0)>
                        show associativity graph and set weight(0.0 ~ 1.0)
```

# Terminology

- template file: The template file refers to a file that is distributed in common.
  For instance, isn't there something always included when we create the
  `hello world` example? It serves to remove such content.
  - This value should be given as `~/dir1/dir2/template.c`.
- output file: This is the storage location of the CSV file
  with comparison full results.
  - This value should be given as `~/dir1/dir2/output.csv`.
- working path: This is the path that contains all the files you want to compare.
- remove regex: Contains the pattern the user wants to delete.
  Typically, it is used to uncomment the source code.
  - This value should be given as `~/dir1/`.
- summary file: This is the storage location of the CSV file
  with comparison summary results.
  - This value should be given as `~/dir1/dir2/summary.csv`.
- graph weight: Corresponds to the threshold value determines
  the target to draw in the graph.

# TODO

```
- [x] Support a feature of creating the graph
- [ ] Add the function which has the cosine similarity analyzes
- [ ] Add the feature of plagiarism detect which based on c functions
```

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