The modern era has been now extremely advanced and well developed by use of the internet especially blog, social networks, online forum and email etc. are gaining immense popularity. Thus, authorship identification is being used not only in such areas but also for forensic analysis and humanities. In this paper, we have proposed a framework for authorship identification by including the sentime...

This study examines the stylistic constraints on the pronunciation of the FACE and GOAT lexical sets as spoken by Slovak and Czech female immigrants who permanently reside in Edinburgh, Scotland. We undertake an acoustic analysis of monosyllablic words taken from a structured interview, a reading passage, and a wordlist to compare these speakers to fluent learners of RP English living in Slovak...

Corpus-based linguistic approach is one of the most used text studies. Nowadays, stylistic analysis has been adopted to shed new light on tourism English. The topic is to apply the language theory—the stylistic analysis to the tourist text analysis, to discover the style essence of Tourist English Hypertext. The stylistic features include graphological analysis of Tourist English Hypertext, lex...

This paper presents a novel analysis of the phenomenon of stylistic fronting in Icelandic. It is argued that stylistic fronting is not a head-movement operation, but rather phrasal movement to subject position. In many cases, however, independent factors determine evacuation of the phrase prior to raising, i.e. the fronted phrase can be a remnant. It is shown that this approach can account for ...

Texts exhibit considerable stylistic variation. This paper reports an experiment where a corpus of documents (N= 75 000) is analyzed using various simple stylistic metrics. A subset (n = 1000) of the corpus has been previously assessed to be relevant for answering given information retrieval queries. The experiment shows that this subset differs significantly from the rest of the corpus in term...

This paper addresses the problem of discovering temporal authors interests. Traditionally some approaches used stylistic features or graph connectivity and ignored semantics-based intrinsic structure of words present between documents, while previous topic modeling approaches considered semantics without time factor, which is against the spirits of writing. We present Temporal-Author-Topic (TAT...

This report documents an experiment done on word alignment using a parallel , sentence aligned corpus. The languages are English and Japanese and the corpus is derived from the Asahi Shinbun daily newspaper editorials. The aims of the experiment are To nd out how accurate word alignment is with simple pattern matching. To nd out how useful a conventional English-Japanese lexicon is. To observe ...

Relation between gender and language has been studied by many authors, however, there is still some uncertainty left regarding gender influence on language usage in the professional environment. Often, the studied data sets are too small or texts of individual authors are too short in order to capture differences of language usage wrt gender successfully. This study draws from a larger corpus o...

English. The inclusion of semantic features in the stylometric analysis of literary texts appears to be poorly investigated. In this work, we experiment with the application of Distributional Semantics to a corpus of Italian literature to test if words distribution can convey stylistic cues. To verify our hypothesis, we have set up an Authorship Attribution experiment. Indeed, the results we ha...

In this study we test a number of different claims about the nature of stylistic variation at the "single-word" stage by examining the relation between variation in early vocabulary composition, variation in early language use, and variation in the structural and functional propreties of mothers' child-directed speech. Maternal-report and observational data were collected for 26 children at 10,...