Skills · Auto-Empirical Research Skills (AERS) — first-party skills
chinese-de-aigc
Chinese academic de-AIGC rewriting targeting CNKI/Wanfang/VIP/Turnitin-zh detectors — a five-step locate/diagnose/rewrite/self-score/recheck loop over 17 diagnostic rules for the five structural signatures of Chinese LLM prose, with per-section strategies.
Where it sits
left: what it builds on · right: what builds on it · pale: exampleContributed by Bryce Wang
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Provenance
- Project
- Auto-Empirical Research Skills (AERS) — first-party skills
- Maintained by
- Bryce Wang (Stanford REAP / CoPaper.AI)
- Licence
- CC BY-SA 4.0 (repo default); MIT for the mirrored first-party collections (StatsPAI, AER-skills, Paper-WorkFlow) · installed from its source; E2ER does not redistribute it
- Source file
- brycewang-stanford/Auto-Empirical-Research-Skills/blob/main/skills/48-copaper-ai-chinese-de-aigc/SKILL.md
- Identifier
- auto-empirical-research-skills/chinese-de-aigc
Use it
e2er skills install auto-empirical-research-skillsThe command is on the development branch of E2ER.
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Data model- Discipline
- Social sciences
- Method family
- not specified
- Design
- not specified
- Research stage
- Revision and editing
- Contributors
- Bryce Wang
- Usage
- not used in published research yet
- Source
- RISE skill catalogue · auto-empirical-research-skills · @4c17bae
- Record
- skill:auto-empirical-research-skills/chinese-de-aigc · JSON
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