This is the full list of all matches found, not just the top matches per area of similarity, including those not seen in the Match Overview because they are the same or similar to other areas which are better matches. All Sources shows matches between the submission and a specifically selected source from the content repositories.Only the top or best matches are shown - you can see all other matches in the Match Breakdown and All Sources modes. Matches are color-coded and listed from highest to lowest percentage of matching word area. Match Overview (show highest matches together) shows the best matches between the submitted document and content from the selected search repositories.The layout will depend on your chosen report mode:
In the Report column, you will see a button - click this Similarity Score to open the document in the Document Viewer. To access the Similarity Report through iThenticate, start from the folder that contains the submission, and go to the Documents tab. If an identical match is found to an internet source and a publication source, the publication source would be the best match. For example, for two identical internet source matches, the most recently crawled internet source would be the best match. If two sources have exactly the same amount of matching text, the best match depends on which content repository contains the source of the match. Learn more about the different viewing modes ( Similarity Report mode, Content tracking mode, Summary report mode, Largest matches mode). Other matches are called underlying sources, and these are listed in the content tracking mode. Matches are highlighted, and the best matches are listed in the report sidebar. iThenticate’s repositories include the published content provided by Crossref members, plus billions of web pages (both current and archived content), work that has previously been submitted to Turnitin, and a collection of works including thousands of periodicals, journals, publications.
This is displayed in the form of percentage of similarity between the document and existing published content in the iThenticate database. V1 Creating and finding your Similarity Report, keep reading:įor each document you submit for checking, the Similarity Report provides an overall similarity breakdown. V2 Creating and finding your Similarity Report If you a bespoke URL, member ID]./ then you are using v2. To work out which version you’re on, take a look at the website address that you use to access iThenticate. You can find out more about iThenticate v2 on our blog. Some new subscribers can start using v2 from September 2021 - we’ll let new subscribers know if v2 is appropriate for them when they apply. Most subscribers are on v1, and the instruction on this website explain how to set up and use v1. There are now two versions of iThenticate available.
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