Beautiful visualizations of how language differs among document types.

Data and code for Kang et al., EMNLP 2019's paper titled "(Male, Bachelor) and (Female, Ph.D) have different connotations: Parallelly Annotated Stylistic Language Dataset with Multiple Personas"

Stylometric Data Mining Library with a focus on identifying Satoshi Nakamoto as a case study.

Supervised Stylometry

Python package to deal with PAN corpora and extract stylometric features from text documents.

Repository for author masking

A command-line tool for masking authorship of text, by changing the writing style with a Large Language Model.

A tool that predicts the dialect of English of an SMS message using recurrent neural networks supplemented with data from Google Trends.

The Python Graphical Authorship Attribution Program — An experimental Python port of the Duquesne University Evaluating Variations in Language Lab's JGAAP.

Usage of stylometry and machine learning in computer forensics - real tools used in 2019 by the polish police. Everything in/for polish language.

Stylometric analysis of poetic texts based on their versification

Comparison of classification power (literary authorship attribution case) of word-based, lemma-based, POS-based and mBERT-based document embeddings, as well as their combinations.

I like the name bu, but I called this User Stylometry Association, or UStylA, in my paper. In short, this just clusters users based on their stylometry - how they write stuff. This ended up as my Senior Honours project at The University of St Andrews. I had more ambitious plans but I didn't have enough time for them. This isn't half bad either t…

Writeprints-Static Feature Set exctraction for Adversarial Stylometry

Project exploring the feasibility of an automated and extensible anti-stylometry tool written in Python.

R+Python code for stylometric analysis on a corpus of Anglophone novels.

On Anonymous Commenting: A Greedy Approach to Balance Utilization and Anonymity for Instagram Users - Accepted at SIGIR 2019

This git repository documents the code base used in a custom argument retrieval system. This git repository documents the code base used in a custom argument retrieval system. The system was build as a part of the Information Retrieval module at the University of Leipzig.

Covers wide range of industry implemented topics. (Course on JOC by IIT Ropar via NPTEL)

A toolkit for analyzing register, genre and style