Empresa 2.0: Detección de plagio y análisis de opiniones
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Summary
The state of the art of automatic plagiarism detection is described and an algorithm for the analysis of opinions and the subsequent exchange of information between enterprises is proposed, following the line of studying the possibilities for a Web 2.0 enterprise.
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- article
- Published
- 2011-12-19
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- 5
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- 130
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Keywords
Intellectual property, Domain (mathematical analysis), Web application, Computer science, Set (abstract data type)
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