Joseph Rudman

Works

Does Anon = Defoe?

Work type: paper

Joseph Rudman

Languages: English

Presented at 1985 - BYU - Provo, Utah
Should we teach programming in humanities computer courses?

Work type: panel / roundtable

Glyn Holmes, Ian Lancashire, Joseph Rudman, Melvin Wolf

Languages: English

Presented at 1987 - University of South Carolina - Columbia
The prose style of Daniel Defoe: A computer-assisted analysis

Work type: paper

Joseph Rudman

Languages: English

Presented at 1987 - University of South Carolina - Columbia
A Clearinghouse of Information on Teaching Computers and the Humanities Courses

Work type: paper

Joseph Rudman

Languages: English

Presented at 1989 - Toronto - Toronto
Daniel Defoe: An Authorship Attribution Study

Work type: paper

Joseph Rudman

Languages: English

Presented at 1989 - Toronto - Toronto
Daniel Defoe: An Authorship Attribution Study

Work type: paper

Joseph Rudman

Languages: English

Presented at 1990 - University of Siegen - Siegen
Analysis of Style

Work type: multipaper session

Joseph Rudman

Session papers:
Languages: English

Presented at 1991 - Arizona State University - Tempe
Questionable Attribution in the Canon of Daniel Defoe: A Study of Techniques

Work type: paper

David L. Banks, Joseph Rudman

Languages: English

Presented at 1992 - Christ Church, Oxford - Oxford
Phonetic Analysis

Work type: multipaper session

Joseph Rudman

Session papers:
- Sound Correspondences in Dialect Subgrouping
- Using Linguistic Atlas Databases for Phonetic Analysis
Languages: English

Presented at 1993 - Georgetown University - Washington, D.C.
The State of Authorship Attribution Studies: (1) The History and the Scope; (2) The Problems -- Towards Credibility and Validity.

Full text is public

Work type: multipaper session

Joe Rudman, David I. Holmes, Fiona Tweedie, R. Harald Baayen

Keywords: authorship attribution statistics stylistics

Languages: English

Presented at 1997 - Queen's University - Kingston
Open Panel on Non-traditional Authorship Attribution Studies

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Work type: paper

Joseph Rudman

Languages: English

Presented at 1999 - Virginia - Charlottesville
The Hypothetical and Theoretical Underpinnings of Non-traditional Authorship Attribution Studies: Assumptions, Presumptions, and Verifiable Constructs

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Work type: paper

Joseph Rudman

Languages: English

Presented at 1999 - Virginia - Charlottesville
The Style-Marker Mapping Project: a Rationale and Progress Report

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Work type: paper

Joseph Rudman

Languages: English

Presented at 2000 - Glasgow - Glasgow
'DNA' and Non-traditional Authorship Attribution: An Inclusive Model

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Work type: paper

Joseph Rudman

Languages: English

Presented at 2002 - Tübingen - Tübingen
On Determining a Valid Text for Non-Traditional Authorship Attribution Studies: Editing, Unediting, and De-Editing

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Work type: paper

Joseph Rudman

Languages: English

Presented at 2003 - Georgia - Athens
The Determination and Use of Controls

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Work type: paper

Joseph Rudman

Languages: English

Presented at 2004 - Gothenburg - Gothenborg
The Non-Traditional Case for the Authorship of the Twelve Disputed "Federalist" Papers: A Monument Built on Sand?

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Work type: paper

Joseph Rudman

Languages: English

Presented at 2005 - Victoria - Victoria
Non-traditional Authorship Attribution : The Contribution of Forensic Linguistics

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Work type: paper

Joseph Rudman

Languages: English

Presented at 2006 - Sorbonne - Paris
Assumptions, Statistical Tests, and Non-traditional Authorship Attribution Studies -- Part II

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Work type: paper

Joseph Rudman

Languages: English

Presented at 2008 - Oulu - Oulu
The State of Non- Traditional Authorship Attribution Studies - 2010: Some Problems and Solutions

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Work type: paper

Joseph Rudman

Languages: English

Presented at 2010 - King's College - London
The Twelve Disputed 'Federalist' Papers: A Case for Collaboration

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Work type: paper

Joseph Rudman

Languages: English

Presented at 2012 - Hamburg - Hamburg
Some Problems in the Non-Traditional Authorship Attribution Studies of the Dramatic Canon of William Shakespeare: Are they Insurmountable

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Work type: paper, specified "short paper"

Joseph Rudman

Keywords: attribution authorship shakespeare statistics stylistics

Topics: stylistics and stylometry

Languages: English

Presented at 2016 - Kraków - Kraków
Collaboration: An Insurmountable Problem In The Non-Traditional Authorship Attribution Studies Of The Dramatic Canon Of William Shakespeare

Work type: paper, specified "short paper"

Joseph Rudman

Keywords: authorship attribution collaboration shakespeare stylistics

Topics: authorship attribution / authority computer science data mining / text mining linguistics literary studies natural language processing stylistics and stylometry text analysis

Languages: English

Presented at 2017 - Montréal - Montréal

All Names

Rudman, Joseph

Given in 1985, 1987, 1987, 1989, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1999, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2016, 2017
Rudman, Joe

Given in 1997

All Affiliations

Department of English - Carnegie Mellon University (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States)
Given in 1989, 1989, 1999, 1999, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2012, 2016, 2017
Carnegie Mellon University (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States)
Given in 1985, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1997, 2000, 2005, 2008, 2010
Department of Physics - Carnegie Mellon University (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States)
Given in 1987, 1987