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interpreting-mlap-results [2020/06/26 06:14]
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 ====== Interpreting mLaP Results ====== ====== Interpreting mLaP Results ======
 **Is this piece plagiarized?** The [[mlap-service|moodLearning anti-plagiarism service]] (mLaP) provides the information that helps the teacher determine whether a submitted piece has been plagiarized. It comes in a form of **percentages of similarities**, ranging from 0 to 100%. \\ \\ **Is this piece plagiarized?** The [[mlap-service|moodLearning anti-plagiarism service]] (mLaP) provides the information that helps the teacher determine whether a submitted piece has been plagiarized. It comes in a form of **percentages of similarities**, ranging from 0 to 100%. \\ \\
-[{{ ::simlarity-percentages.png?nolink&600 |Two panels comparing 2 documents: source (top) and submitted document (bottom), with color highlight corresponding to percentage of similarity. }}]\\ \\+[{{ ::similarity-percentages.png?nolink&600 |Two panels comparing 2 documents: source (top) and submitted document (bottom), with color highlight corresponding to percentage of similarity. }}]\\
  
 **[[mlap-service|mLaP]]** highlights the parts showing the matches. The red highlight, for instance, is for 75 to 100% similarities. **[[mlap-service|mLaP]]** highlights the parts showing the matches. The red highlight, for instance, is for 75 to 100% similarities.
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 =====Readability ===== =====Readability =====
-To add contextual data that may be used to further interpret the submitted document for [[mlap-service|mLaP]] scanning, **readability scores** are appended. These scores are based on the average length of sentences and words in the document. With a score of 60 on **Flesch reading-ease**, for instance, a document will be easy to read for most people with at least an 8th-grade education (or about a 13-year-old in the U.S. grade levels). The higher the score on Flesch reading-ease, the more readable the document is. +To add contextual data that may be used to further interpret the submitted document for [[mlap-service|mLaP]] scanning, **readability scores** are appended. These scores are based on the average length of sentences and words in the document. With a score of 60 on **Flesch reading-ease**, for instance, a document will be easy to read for most people with at least an 8th-grade education (or about a 13-year-old in the U.S. grade levels). The //higher// the score on Flesch reading-ease, the //more readable// the document is. 
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 [{{ ::readability-score.png?nolink&600 |Readability Scores via mLaP Stand-Alone}}] [{{ ::readability-score.png?nolink&600 |Readability Scores via mLaP Stand-Alone}}]
Last modified: 2020/09/09 02:14