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Advanced Text Authorship Detection Methods And Their Application To Biblical Texts, Talis J. Putnins, Domenic J. Signoriello, Samant Jain, Matthew J. Berryman, Derek Abbott
Advanced Text Authorship Detection Methods And Their Application To Biblical Texts, Talis J. Putnins, Domenic J. Signoriello, Samant Jain, Matthew J. Berryman, Derek Abbott
Faculty of Engineering - Papers (Archive)
Authorship attribution has a range of applications in a growing number of fields such as forensic evidence, plagiarism detection, email filtering, and web information management. In this study, three attribution techniques are extended, tested on a corpus of English texts, and applied to a book in the New Testament of disputed authorship. The word recurrence interval method compares standard deviations of the number of words between successive occurrences of a keyword both graphically and with chi-squared tests. The trigram Markov method compares the probabilities of the occurrence of words conditional on the preceding two words to determine the similarity between …
The Application Of Linear Elastic Fracture Mechanics To Optimize The Vacuum Heat Treatment And Nitriding Of Hot-Work Tool Steels, V. Leskovsek, Borivoj Sustarsic, David J. Nolan
The Application Of Linear Elastic Fracture Mechanics To Optimize The Vacuum Heat Treatment And Nitriding Of Hot-Work Tool Steels, V. Leskovsek, Borivoj Sustarsic, David J. Nolan
Faculty of Engineering - Papers (Archive)
Linear elastic fracture mechanics was used to optimise the vacuum-heat-treatment procedures for conventional hot-work AISIHII tool steel. The fracture toughness was determined with non-standard, circumferetially notched and fatigue-precracked tensile-test specimens.