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All of the statistical analyses sound to be fairly easy to beat. Say you want to pretend to be another author: first build a language model of the target autho
by fortepianissimo 13y ago
All of the statistical analyses sound to be fairly easy to beat.
Say you want to pretend to be another author: first build a language model of the target author, then use the model to single out sentences of high perplexity from your writing. Then, have the model "rewrite" your sentences by replacing your words with synonyms of higher n-gram probabilities according to the model. Similar things can be done to fool the character n-gram analyses, or analyses above words (e.g., parses).
- hobs 13y agoI would be interested to see if you actually "felt" like you were reading the original author if something was rewritten this way.
- queensnake 13y agoAll of the /mentioned/ analyses - those of the first program sound like something you could do in an afternoon, yet it's been worked on for 10 years. I think there are more, and more sophisticated methods than were described.