The paper discusses about the problem of Authorship analysis, different types of authorship analysis’s such as authorship attribution, authorship identification, authorship profiling, plagiarism detection. It also addresses the issues in Indian language text. Keywords— Authorship attribution, authorship profiling, plagiarism detection, text classification.

In recent years, attention to the structure of existing several complex networks has been increasing. The characteristic of such structure of complex networks is applicable in several forms to, for instance, information retrieval and data mining applications. However, in the literature, it has not been sufficiently investigated what the structure of complex networks tells and how the structure ...

Authors of scholarly objects might fear that there is a potential risk that the original material they publish in online sites or that they submit for evaluation to scientific journals or conferences is used by others as their own material. In such cases, it would not be easy for the original authors to prove authorship of the original contribution. In similar circumstances, it is very difficul...

The evaluation of educational programs has become an expected part of medical education. At some point, all medical educators will need to critically evaluate the programs that they deliver. However, the evaluation of educational programs requires a very different skillset than teaching. In this article, we aim to identify and summarize key papers that would be helpful for faculty members inter...

Dear Editor With increasing emphasis on publications forfaculty recruitment, career advancementand obtaining research grants, the issues relatedto author kinship and academic nepotism havegrown significantly and these probably reflectthe inflationary growth rather than the optimalgrowth warranted due to increasing researchcomplexity. Allesina S (1) measured the fullmagnitude of nepotism in the ...

Ghost authorship Vs Gift - ACHR- Print ISSN No: 2581-5725 Online No:- 2456-9267 Article DOI 10.18231/j.achr.2022.033, IP Archives of Cytology and Histopathology Research-IP Arch Cytol Histopathol Res

The Federalist Papers were written in 1787-1788 by Alexander Hamilton, John Jay and James Madison to persuade the citizens of the State of New York to ratify the U.S. Constitution. As was common in those days, these 77 shorts essays, about 900 to 3500 words in length, appeared in newspapers signed with a pseudonym, in this instance, “Publius”. In 1778 these papers were collected along with eigh...