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Add another plagiarism checking technique

[redex-ai-karthickmj]

Change Summary (Revision: 1)

The change involves adding a new route to the Flask application for a new plagiarism checking technique, updating the index.html template to include a form for this new technique, potentially updating CSS styles, and adding any new dependencies to req.txt.

FilePlan :-

File : plag.py

Add a new route for handling the new plagiarism checking technique. Implement the logic for the new plagiarism checking algorithm within this route.

File : templates/index.html

Add a new form for the new plagiarism checking technique, including input fields and a submit button. Add a section to display the results returned by the new plagiarism checking route.
The changes in this file is dependent on : -

Dependent File : plag.py,

File : static/css/style.css

Add or update CSS styles if necessary to accommodate the new form and results display on the index.html page.
The changes in this file is dependent on : -

Dependent File : templates/index.html,

File : req.txt

Add any new Python package dependencies required by the new plagiarism checking technique.

Steps after merging :-

After merging the code, the developer should test the new plagiarism checking functionality thoroughly to ensure it works as expected. If new dependencies were added to req.txt, the developer should run 'pip install -r req.txt' to install them.

Please review the structure and let me know if any modifications are required.

[redex-ai-karthickmj]

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Add logs

[redex-ai-karthickmj]

Change Summary (Revision: 2)

Addressed comment:

Add logs

The change involves adding a new route to the Flask application for a new plagiarism checking technique, updating the index.html template to include a form for this new technique, potentially updating CSS styles, adding any new dependencies to req.txt, and implementing logging within the new route.

FilePlan :-

File : plag.py

Add a new route for handling the new plagiarism checking technique. Implement the logic for the new plagiarism checking algorithm within this route. Include logging to capture key events and potential errors within the new route.

File : templates/index.html

Add a new form for the new plagiarism checking technique, including input fields and a submit button. Add a section to display the results returned by the new plagiarism checking route.
The changes in this file is dependent on : -

Dependent File : plag.py,

File : static/css/style.css

Add or update CSS styles if necessary to accommodate the new form and results display on the index.html page.
The changes in this file is dependent on : -

Dependent File : templates/index.html,

File : req.txt

Add any new Python package dependencies required by the new plagiarism checking technique and for logging if not already present.

Steps after merging :-

After merging the code, the developer should test the new plagiarism checking functionality thoroughly to ensure it works as expected. If new dependencies were added to req.txt, the developer should run 'pip install -r req.txt' to install them. Additionally, review the logs to ensure that the new logging statements are correctly capturing events.

Please review the structure and let me know if any modifications are required.

[redex-ai-karthickmj]

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To assist you effectively, I would need the actual details of the files and the specific task requirements provided by the developer. Without this information, I cannot generate clarification questions that would be relevant to the task at hand.

Please provide the details of the files and the task requirements, and I will be able to formulate questions to ensure that the requirements can be developed accurately.

[redex-ai-powered-okr-tool]

Based on the information provided, it seems that there is a need to add a new plagiarism checking technique to an existing system or application. However, the details of the files and the current system's implementation are stated as "null," which means there is no information available about the existing system or the context in which the new plagiarism checking technique needs to be integrated.

To accurately develop the requirements and proceed with the task, I would need to ask several clarification questions:

1. Current System Overview: Could you provide an overview of the current system or application where the new plagiarism checking technique will be integrated? Is it a web application, desktop software, or a service?

2. Existing Techniques: What plagiarism checking techniques are currently implemented in the system? Understanding the existing methods will help in determining how the new technique will complement or improve upon them.

3. New Technique Specification: What are the specific requirements or expectations for the new plagiarism checking technique? Are there any particular algorithms, APIs, or services that you wish to integrate?

4. Integration Details: How should the new technique integrate with the existing system? Are there specific data formats, protocols, or interfaces that need to be considered?

5. Scope of Plagiarism Checking: What types of content will the plagiarism checker need to handle? For example, is it text-based content, code, academic papers, web content, etc.?

6. Performance and Scalability: What are the performance and scalability requirements for the new technique? How many documents should it be able to process, and within what time frame?

7. Language Support: Does the plagiarism checker need to support multiple languages? If so, which languages?

8. User Interface Changes: Will the addition of the new plagiarism checking technique require changes to the user interface? If so, what kind of changes are anticipated?

9. Legal and Ethical Considerations: Are there any legal or ethical considerations to keep in mind when implementing the new technique, such as copyright laws or data privacy regulations?

10. Budget and Resources: Is there a budget for third-party services or tools that may be required for the new technique? What resources are available for development and testing?

11. Testing and Validation: How should the new technique be tested and validated? Are there specific metrics or benchmarks that it needs to meet?

12. Documentation and Training: Will there be a need for documentation or training materials for the new technique? Who will be responsible for creating these materials?

13. Timeline: What is the timeline for the development and deployment of the new plagiarism checking technique?

14. Maintenance and Support: What are the expectations for maintenance and support of the new technique after it is deployed?

Once these questions are answered, it will be possible to develop a clear set of requirements and a plan for integrating the new plagiarism checking technique into the existing system.