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Idiolect-based textual features as evidence for authorship attribution
Abstract Authorship attribution is often treated as a problem of maximizing classification accuracy, yet high accuracy alone does not show whether a model has captured authorial style rather than topic, plot, or semantic similarity. This study returns to the evidentiary basis of attribution through a multilingual, idiolect-based method centered on the frequencies of commonly used words and characters.
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