Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  present a fast method to identify homogeneous parallel documents. The method is based on collecting counts of identical low-frequency words beten possibly parallel documents. The candidate with the most shared low-frequency words is selected as the parallel document. The method achieved 99.96% accuracy when tested on the EUROPARL corpus of parliamentary proceedings, failing only in anomalous cases of truncated or otherwise distorted documents. While other work has shown similar performance on this type of dataset, our approach presented here is faster and does not require training. Apart from proposing an efficient method for parallel document identification in a restricted domain, this paper furnishes evidence that parliamentary proceedings may be inappropriate for testing parallel document identification systems in general.
['Jessica Enright', 'Grzegorz Kondrak']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A Fast Method for Parallel Document Identification
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