What percentage of the similarity index is acceptable for publishing an article?
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It depends on
1. Publishing house.
2. Nature of similarity
3. Type of Research & few more parameters
*In my knowledge good house general has 10 to 25% is acceptable range
Yu-Da Lin
Md. Saidur Rahaman Emre Pakdemirli
It depends on
1. Publishing house.
2. Nature of similarity
3. Type of Research & few more parameters
*In my knowledge good house general has 10 to 25% is acceptable range
Yu-Da Lin
Md. Saidur Rahaman Emre Pakdemirli
I agree with Ajay Shukla, it basically depends on the publisher, the scope, the nature and other necessary parameters set by the organization to make them unique and at the same time, produce a high quality, high impact research. Basically, similarity index between 10-20% is substantially an acceptable range.
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Ajay H Shukla John Mark R. Asio Hassan Izzeddin SarsakRegards
Research is always built on the shoulders of giants...
A new paper must be new and contain new results...
But I doubt that a percentage of how much must be new can be honestly and relieably given...
And it all is varying from field to field and Publisher to Publisher and Journal to Journal and Country to Country...
Yes, as most of the oath said, this actually depends on the journal. This number even could be changed from one year to another based on the managing behaviour, number of submissions, number of quality papers, etc. However, I agree that usually journals follow an acceptance rate, may be as a parameter to control the quality of their output. A study conducted the journals indexed in DOAJ (within year 2017) reveals that the majority of journals in medicine and social sciences have average acceptance rates (41%-60%). The least percentages were reported by the journals with very low acceptance rates (1%-20%). These findings were common for both subject domains. It is obvious that most renowned/reputed journals belong to the category that have very low acceptance rates, yet one can still find reputed journals with relatively higher acceptance rates. Therefore, according to my opinion, selecting a journal for publication with a certain acceptance rate depends on the quality of the paper you produce.
It depends on the journal and what is considered. Exlcuding the reference, it's 10% or less. However, many mathematic concepts and variables are the same. This raises some problems.
One matching word - 24% similarity index is considered as "green" (acceptable): https://moodle.eduhk.hk/mod/page/view.php?id=360837
5-20% is a decent figure.. excluding references,and certain universally accepted terminologies..
Below 18% is threshold in the most of social sciences journals but in my opinion below 10% is ideal.
It depends on the quality of the Journal and conference where you want to publish your paper.
In case of a review article, what should be the similarity index?
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