LINGUIST List 4.29

Thu 21 Jan 1993

FYI: Disputed Authorship Index, ESSLLI'93

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2. ana teresa, ESSLLI'93

I received several requests for summaries of information I received on the
Disputed Authorship Index, but I am sad to report that the net community
seems to have had little experience in this area. For those of you
interested in reading more about the statistical methods involved in the
DAI, see Murray Miron's paper "The Resolution of Disputed Communication
Origins", _Speech and Langauge: Advances in Baseic Research and Practice_,
Vol. 5, 1981, pp. 405-466.

Surely there's some NLP-oriented Ph.D. candidate out there with no ideas
for a good dissertation topic...

Best regards,

Curtis D. Frye
The MITRE Corporation, ATTN MS 267, 7525 Colshire Dr., McLean, VA 22102 USA
(703) 883-7843
cfryeciis.mitre.org (preferred) or cdfryeosprey.mitre.org or
cfryelinus.mitre.org or (last resort) cfrye%mdfmitre.org

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 ORGANISED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
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 PORTUGAL
 AUGUST 16-27 1993

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