Pre-submission Quality Check v2.0

Pre-submission Quality Check v2.0

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YYU QIAN
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Description

Comprehensive pre-submission quality check system for journal papers. Features a six-dimensional parallel review (structure, logic, methods, language, citations, journal alignment) plus four enhanced modules: journal profile analysis, AIGC risk recheck, abstract smart rewrite, and desk-reject risk radar. Simulates a senior reviewer's perspective, outputting a structured issue list, severity grading, submission readiness score, and desk-reject probability estimate.

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