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On the role of poetic versus nonpoetic features in "kindred" and diachronic poetry attribution
Brent D. Fegley
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Vetle I. Torvik
School of Information Sciences
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Poeticity
100%
Poetry
100%
Kindred
100%
Text Features
16%
Correlation-based
16%
Oral Tradition
16%
Internal Consistency
16%
Support Vector Machine
16%
Poet
16%
Early Modern Poetry
16%
Syllabic Stress
16%
Attribution Problem
16%
Attribution Studies
16%
Folk music
16%
Langston Hughes
16%
Author Attribution
16%
Greedy Forward
16%
Forward Search
16%
Arts and Humanities
Poetics
100%
Poem
33%
Generic
16%
Orthographic
16%
Oral Tradition
16%
Traditional Music
16%
Rhyme
16%
BLUEs
16%
Early Poem
16%
Langston Hughes
16%
Authors
16%