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Short Text Authorship Attribution via Sequence Kernels, Markov Chains and Author Unmasking: An Investigation

Conrad Sanderson | Simon Guenter |

Month: July
Year: 2006
Location: Sydney, Australia
Venue: EMNLP | WS |
SIG: SIGDAT

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Authorship Attribution

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