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human stylome: a standalone construct

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Digital humanities

the hypothesis that each author has a measurable set of textual traits that can identify their writing, much as a genome identifies an organism.

In digital humanities, human stylome refers to the hypothesis that each author has a measurable set of textual traits that can identify their writing, much as a genome identifies an organism. This meaning comes from van Halteren (2005) in Journal of Quantitative Linguistics.[1]

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References

van Halteren, H., Baayen, H., Tweedie, F., Haverkort, M., & Neijt, A. (2005). New Machine Learning Methods Demonstrate the Existence of a Human Stylome. Journal of Quantitative Linguistics, 12(1), 65-77. https://doi.org/10.1080/09296170500055350

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