Search Results - subject:"stylometry"

Stylometric features in librarian’s responses to user queries: implications for user interaction in digital information services

Park, Jung Ran; Poole, Erik; Li, Jiexun - In: Global Knowledge, Memory and Communication 73 (2024) 3, pp. 375-390

Purpose The purpose of this study is to explore linguistic stylometric patterns encompassing lexical, syntactic, structural, sentiment and politeness features that are found in librarians’ responses to user queries. Design/methodology/approach A total of 462 online texts/transcripts comprising...

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Principal component analysis for authorship attribution

Jamak, Amir; Savatić, Alen; Can, Mehmet - In: Business Systems Research 3 (2012) 2, pp. 49-56

Background: To recognize the authors of the texts by the use of statistical tools, one first needs to decide about the features to be used as author characteristics, and then extract these features from texts. The features extracted from texts are mostly the counts of so called function words....

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Conditional complexity of compression for authorship attribution

Malyutov,, Mikhail B. (contributor); … - 2007

We introduce new stylometry tools based on the sliced conditional compression complexity of literary texts which are … it). Whereas other stylometry tools can occasionally be very close for different authors, our statistic is apparently …, 350 Serra Mall, Stan- ford, CA 94305-9505 ABSTRACT We introduce new stylometry tools based on the sliced conditional com …

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The Sichel model and the mixing and truncation order

Puig, Xavier; Ginebra, Josep; Font, Marti - In: Journal of Applied Statistics 37 (2010) 9, pp. 1585-1603

The analysis of word frequency count data can be very useful in authorship attribution problems. Zero-truncated generalized inverse Gaussian-Poisson mixture models are very helpful in the analysis of these kinds of data because their model-mixing density estimates can be used as estimates of the...

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Diversity of vocabulary and homogeneity of literary style

Riba, Alex; Ginebra, Josep - In: Journal of Applied Statistics 33 (2006) 7, pp. 729-741

To help settle the debate around the authorship of Tirant lo Blanc, we analyse the evolution of the diversity of the vocabulary used in that book, as measured through eight different diversity indices. The exploratory analysis reveals a clear single shift in diversity, that is estimated through...

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Change-point estimation in a multinomial sequence and homogeneity of literary style

Riba, Alex; Ginebra, Josep - In: Journal of Applied Statistics 32 (2005) 1, pp. 61-74

To help settle the debate around the authorship of Tirant lo Blanc, all the words in each chapter of that book are categorized according to their length and the appearance of various words is counted. The graphical exploration of the sequences of multinomial observations obtained reveals a clear...

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