It is recognized that authors have unique writing styles in which it is possible to find a simple statistical model. This paper makes an attempt to explain the methodology of developing and optimizing a stylometry program which quantifies the writing styles of various authors using 62 stylistic features found in emails. The feature extraction and pattern classification program was developed for a Pace University SSCSIS Doctorate of Professional Studies student completing her thesis on stylometry. The C#-based system is used to identify the author of an arbitrary email using stylometry features. Raw keystroke data, collected from an Internet-based Java applet in an earlier keystroke biometric study conducted by Dr. Mary Valliani, was convert...
The thesis addresses the problem of automatic person identification using scanned images of handwrit...
In this paper we present a model for email authorship identification (EAI) by employing a Cluster-ba...
This paper examines the possibility of using Markov chains when constructing a profile of author’s w...
It is recognized that authors have unique writing styles in which it is possible to find a simple st...
The identification of the authorship of e-mail messages is of increasing importance due to an increa...
E-mail has become the most popular Internet application and with its rise in use has come an inevita...
Abstract — In the era of internet, the use of online blogs, forum, social network and email is very ...
Electronic text stylometry is concerned with analyzing the writing styles of input electronic texts ...
Abstract: In this project, we developed an Artificial Intelligence (AI) that takes a document and c...
This software paper describes ‘Stylometry with R’ (stylo), a flexible R package for the high-level a...
This software paper describes ‘Stylometry with R’ (stylo), a flexible R package for the high-level a...
We study techniques for identifying an anonymous author via linguistic stylometry, i.e., comparing t...
Abstract—Stylometry consists of the analysis of linguis-tic styles and writing characteristics of th...
The thesis addresses the problem of automatic person identification using scanned images of handwrit...
The increasingly pervasive spread of mobile digital devices such as mobile smartphones or digital ta...
The thesis addresses the problem of automatic person identification using scanned images of handwrit...
In this paper we present a model for email authorship identification (EAI) by employing a Cluster-ba...
This paper examines the possibility of using Markov chains when constructing a profile of author’s w...
It is recognized that authors have unique writing styles in which it is possible to find a simple st...
The identification of the authorship of e-mail messages is of increasing importance due to an increa...
E-mail has become the most popular Internet application and with its rise in use has come an inevita...
Abstract — In the era of internet, the use of online blogs, forum, social network and email is very ...
Electronic text stylometry is concerned with analyzing the writing styles of input electronic texts ...
Abstract: In this project, we developed an Artificial Intelligence (AI) that takes a document and c...
This software paper describes ‘Stylometry with R’ (stylo), a flexible R package for the high-level a...
This software paper describes ‘Stylometry with R’ (stylo), a flexible R package for the high-level a...
We study techniques for identifying an anonymous author via linguistic stylometry, i.e., comparing t...
Abstract—Stylometry consists of the analysis of linguis-tic styles and writing characteristics of th...
The thesis addresses the problem of automatic person identification using scanned images of handwrit...
The increasingly pervasive spread of mobile digital devices such as mobile smartphones or digital ta...
The thesis addresses the problem of automatic person identification using scanned images of handwrit...
In this paper we present a model for email authorship identification (EAI) by employing a Cluster-ba...
This paper examines the possibility of using Markov chains when constructing a profile of author’s w...