K. Lagutina, N. Lagutina, E. Boychuk, I. Paramonov
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The Influence of Different Stylometric Features on the Classification of Prose by Centuries
In this paper the authors compare by classification quality different types of stylometric features: low-level features that include character-based and word-based ones, and high-level rhythm features. The authors classified texts into centuries with each feature type separately and their combinations applying four classifiers: Random Forest and AdaBoost meta-algorithms, a LSTM neural network, and a GRU neural network. The experiments with three text corpora in English, Russian, and French languages showed that combining rhythm features and low-level features significantly improved quality of classification by centuries. Besides, classification results allowed to compare the styles of writing in different languages from a point of view of structure of sentences.