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In tweet authentication, we are concerned with correctly attributing a tweet to its true author based on its textual content. The more general problem of authenticating long documents has been studied before and the most common approach relies on the intuitive idea that each author has a unique style that can be captured using stylometric features (SF). Inspired by the success of modern automatic...
Authorship authentication of a certain text is concerned with correctly attributing it to its author based on its contents. It is a very important problem with deep root in history as many classical texts have doubtful attributions. The information age and ubiquitous use of the Internet is further complicating this problem and adding more dimensions to it. We are interested in the modern version of...
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