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EighthGrader
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While listening on my english lecture, my teacher told us that authors usually have similar word choices and sentences structures on their writings.
Because of that, I began to wonder if it is possible (if it hasn't been done already) to quantify the human language (if that's the right term for it). The reason I ask is maybe it is possible to compare two or more pieces of writing quantitatively through a computer and see if it is from the same author based from its (unique) word and sentence structures?
Because of that, I began to wonder if it is possible (if it hasn't been done already) to quantify the human language (if that's the right term for it). The reason I ask is maybe it is possible to compare two or more pieces of writing quantitatively through a computer and see if it is from the same author based from its (unique) word and sentence structures?