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SUMMARY:Stylometry with R
DESCRIPTION:Quantitative methods are already an important part of literary 
 analysis.  Stylometry deals with the study of an author's style using com
 putational methods.  Based on the assumption that each author has his or 
 her own specific style\, statistical or computer models can be applied to 
 verify whether or not a given author was the true author of a given text\,
  novel or play. The methods and practices tend to work for most natural la
 nguages.\\r\\nDuring the course we will present some case studies and the 
 requirements needed to do stylometry with R and the stylo package\, which 
 offers easy-to-use implementations to perform various authorship attributi
 on analyses. \\r\\nNo previous knowledge is required. The courses are off
 ered in English\, but questions and contributions in German are also welco
 me.\\r\\nPlease register by email [mailto:joseluis.losadapalenzuela@uniba
 s.ch]. Places will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>Quantitative methods are already an important part of literar
 y analysis. &nbsp\;Stylometry deals with the study of an author's style us
 ing computational methods. &nbsp\;Based on the assumption that each author
  has his or her own specific style\, statistical or computer models can be
  applied to verify whether or not a given author was the true author of a 
 given text\, novel or play. The methods and practices tend to work for mos
 t natural languages.</p>\n<p>During the course we will present some case s
 tudies and the requirements needed to do stylometry with R and the stylo p
 ackage\, which offers easy-to-use implementations to perform various autho
 rship attribution analyses.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>No previous knowledge is requir
 ed. The courses are offered in English\, but questions and contributions i
 n German are also welcome.</p>\n<p>Please register by&nbsp\;<a href="mailt
 o:joseluis.losadapalenzuela@unibas.ch">email</a>. Places will be allocated
  on a first-come-first-served basis.</p>
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