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Lexical Stylometrics #269

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dishmint opened this issue Apr 29, 2023 · 2 comments
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Lexical Stylometrics #269

dishmint opened this issue Apr 29, 2023 · 2 comments
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For a given text T and lexical pattern LP

  • Get number of times a particular LP match occurs.
  • Use that as a feature encoding of that match.
  • Could probably test if a particular lexical pattern comes from a particular author.
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Just like basic sentiment analysis in tweets is counting positive / negative, count the different patterns..

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One can use the counts of a set of salient lexical patterns to perform stylometrics. I can look at the literature and see what kinds of patterns are significant in identifying an author, then train a network on those features.

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