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Anyone up for collecting all his 'contributions'? This would be a goldmine for forensic text analysis and authorship attribution studies/ proof that they are al
by benten10 11y ago
Anyone up for collecting all his 'contributions'? This would be a goldmine for forensic text analysis and authorship attribution studies/ proof that they are all sensitive to context of the text. Prof. Patrick Juola, if you're reading this, the public would absolutely benefit from public research on this. Anyone in stylometry here? Drexel grads?
- generic_user 11y agoThere is already heavy digging on Reddit. as for the rest of the sites he was on, not sure.
- notNow 11y agoCan you please explain in simple terms all those buzzwords and fancy terms you listed in your comment as even though I'm a techie by profession, I couldn't really get even the slightest idea what you're talking about there?
- petercooper 11y agoYou might find this thread useful: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9716837 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9716837 There was also a popular story on there the other day (which I've been unable to find) about how people engaging in deceptive behavior could be detected via topics of speech.