How Data Mining Uncovered Rampant Scientific Plagiarism and Fraud, Harold “Skip” Garner
The author wanted to build software that would navigate medical jargon. He ended up uncovering widespread plagiarism and hundreds of millions of dollars in potential fraud
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
How Data Mining Uncovered Rampant Scientific Plagiarism and Fraud
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