This article examines the success of authorship attribution of Burrows's Delta in several
corpora representing a variety of languages and genres. Contrary to the approaches of our …

The study investigates to what extent traditional stylistics and non-traditional stylometry can
co-operate in the study of translations in terms of translatorial style. Stylistic authorship …

This study investigates the problem of appropriate choice of texts for the training set in
machine-learning classification techniques. Although intuition suggests picking the most …

The ongoing dispute in literary studies concerned with gender and writing style is wide and
varied. Our preliminary analyses lend evidence to the claims that such gender differences …

It is a basic assumption of stylometry that texts written by the same person show greater
stylometric similarity even if published under multiple pennames. Statistical authorship …

This study aims to test the classification of literary translations by human and machine
translators in a bid to explore stylistic distinctions between the two groups and among …

The question of translators' stylistic visibility in translated texts has been a recurring theme in
translation studies. Recently, the employment of state-of-the-art stylometric methods such as …

This pilot study attempts to examine the potential of selected corpus linguistics and
computational stylistics methods in the investigation of translation universals in translational …

Textual analysis often begins with identifying 'key'words of a text, on the assumption that
keywords reflect what the text is really about—and likely the stylistic features of the text as …