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Computational stylometry in Python, covering the core methods of R's Stylo, with a forensic toolkit and case workflow.
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Next-generation computational stylometry — a Python replacement for R's Stylo
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bitig is a Python package and command-line tool for authorship attribution,
author-group style comparison and forensic authorship analysis. It covers the core
methods of R's Stylo (Delta, Zeta, PCA/MDS, clustering, bootstrap consensus trees,
classification) and adds a spaCy pipeline, transformer embeddings, a Bayesian layer (PyMC),
authorship verification with likelihood-ratio calibration, and a case workflow with
chain-of-custody hashing and sealed reports.
The name is the Old Turkic word for writing or inscription, the kind cut into the
8th-century Orkhon stelae.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
bitig is a Python package and command-line tool for authorship attribution,
author-group style comparison and forensic authorship analysis. It covers the core
methods of R's Stylo (Delta, Zeta, PCA/MDS, clustering, bootstrap consensus trees,
classification) and adds a spaCy pipeline, transformer embeddings, a Bayesian layer (PyMC),
authorship verification with likelihood-ratio calibration, and a case workflow with
chain-of-custody hashing and sealed reports.
The name is the Old Turkic word for writing or inscription, the kind cut into the
8th-century Orkhon stelae.Read the full README ↗