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Revision as of 18:16, 30 October 2013
Refactoring — plagiarism_check.rb and sentence_state.rb
Introduction
Project description
Design
sentence_state.rb
plagiarism_test.rb
To see the original code please go to this link.
The main responsibility of Plagiarism_Check is to determine whether the reviews are just copied from other sources.
Basically, there are four kinds of plagiarism need to be check :
1. whether the review is copied from the submissions of the assignment
2. whether the review is copied from the review questions
3. whether the review is copied from other reviews
4. whether the review is copied from the Internet or other sources, this may be detected through google search
For example, in the test file: expertiza/test/unit/automated_metareview/plagiarism_check_test.rb
the 1st test shows:
test "check for plagiarism true match" do review_text = ["The sweet potatoes in the vegetable bin are green with mold. These sweet potatoes in the vegetable bin are fresh."] subm_text = ["The sweet potatoes in the vegetable bin are green with mold. These sweet potatoes in the vegetable bin are fresh."] instance = PlagiarismChecker.new assert_equal(true, instance.check_for_plagiarism(review_text, subm_text)) end
Test Our Code
Link to VCL
The purpose of running the VCL server is to let you make sure that expertiza is still working properly using our refactored code. The first VCL link is seeded with the expertiza-scrubbed.sql file which includes questionnaires and courses and assignments so that it is easy to verify that reviews work. You only need to make users and then have them do reviews on one another. The second link is only using the test.sql file but you can still verify that the functionality of expertiza works. If neither of these links work, please do not do your review in a hurry, shoot us an email, we will fix it as soon as possible. (yhuang25@ncsu.edu, ysun6@ncsu.edu, grimes.caroline@gmail.com). Thank you so much!
1. http://152.46.20.30:3000/ Username: admin, password:password
2. If the first one does not work, please use this one. http://vclv99-129.hpc.ncsu.edu:3000 Username: admin, password: admin
Test Our Code
1. Set up the project following the steps above 2. Run db:test:prepare 3. Run plagiarism_check_test.rb and sentence_state_test.rb, they are under /test/unit/automated_metareview. After refactoring, all tests passed without error. 4. sentence_state.rb and plagiarism_check.rb are under /app/models/automated_metareview
Files Changed
text_preprocessing.rb plagiarism_check.rb sentence_state.rb tagged_sentence.rb constants.rb negations.rb plagiarism_check_test.rb sentence_state_test.rb
Steps to Setup Project
1. Use ruby 1.9.3 2. Setup mysql and start server 3. bundle install 4. Download from http://dev.mysql.com/get/Downloads/Connector-C/mysql-connector-c-noinstall-6.0.2-win32.zip/from/pick and copy all files from the lib folder from the download into <Ruby193>\bin 5. Change /config/database.yml according your mysql root password and mysql port. 6. db:create:all 7. mysql -u root -p <YOUR_PASSWORD> pg_development < expertiza-scrubbed_2013_07_10.sql 8. rake db:migrate 9. rails server
Git Forked Repository URL
https://github.com/shanfangshuiyuan/expertiza