Inference and Disputed Authorship¶
Mosteller, F., & Wallace, D. L. (1964). Inference and Disputed Authorship: The Federalist. Addison-Wesley.
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- Forensic speaker recognition — vocal-fold biomechanics and articulatory habit imprint on every utterance; identity is read from these rather than from content. Stylometry and authorship attribution — function-word frequencies and lexical defaults the author cannot easily suppress attribute disputed texts and detect ghostwriting.
This sourceFoundational stylometry: function-word frequencies, below an author's conscious control, attribute disputed texts; the method ported to AI-generated-text detection.
- Forensic speaker recognition — vocal-fold biomechanics and articulatory habit imprint on every utterance; identity is read from these rather than from content. Stylometry and authorship attribution — function-word frequencies and lexical defaults the author cannot easily suppress attribute disputed texts and detect ghostwriting.
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