Stylometry Analysis of Multi-authored Documents for Authorship and Author Style Change Detection.¶
Zangerle, E. (2024). Stylometry Analysis of Multi-authored Documents for Authorship and Author Style Change Detection.
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Primes¶
- Conway's Law
- Scientific papers and curricula — multi-author papers acquire section discontinuities at coauthor boundaries; university curricula imprint the departmental org chart, and curriculum reform typically requires departmental reform first.
This sourceDocuments that stylistic discontinuities at author boundaries within multi-authored documents are detectable by stylometric author-change-detection methods. (Resolves needs-source-781 for the multi-author-paper-section-discontinuity claim only; the curriculum-imprints-departmental-org-chart claim is NOT substantiated by this or any located source — see flag.)
- Scientific papers and curricula — multi-author papers acquire section discontinuities at coauthor boundaries; university curricula imprint the departmental org chart, and curriculum reform typically requires departmental reform first.
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