Recent findings of authorship criteria violations in the manuscripts submitted to Biochemia Medica show that almost 40% of authors do not meet necessary criteria for authorship and thus indicate the need for better dissemination of editorial policy on authorship in our journal. We believe that such cases are mostly due to the authors’ unawareness or the lack of understanding of the authorship c...

As a result of growing misuse of online anonymity, researchers have begun to create visualization tools to facilitate greater user accountability in online communities. In this study we created an authorship visualization called Writeprints that can help identify individuals based on their writing style. The visualization creates unique writing style patterns that can be automatically identifie...

In this paper we analyse the word frequency profiles of a set of works from the Shakespearean era to uncover patterns of relationship between them, highlighting the connections within authorial canons. We used a text corpus comprising 256 plays and poems from the 16th and 17th centuries, with 17 works of uncertain authorship. Our clustering approach is based on the Jensen-Shannon divergence and...

The aim of this paper is to explore the usefulness of using features from different linguistic levels to email authorship identification. Using various email datasets provided by PAN’11 lab we tested several feature groups in both authorship attribution and authorship verification subtasks. The selected feature groups combined with Regularized Logistic Regression and One-Class SVMmachine learni...

Aim. The paper presents the study of narrations of schizophrenic patients focused on the description of activities characteristics. The aim is to answer the question of how experiencing of psychotic crisis influences the perception of their authorship. Do the inherent characteristics of the activity differ with reference to the period of life which they relate to: the time before getting sick, ...

Collaborative writing in academic medicine gives rise to more richly informed scholarship, and yet challenging ethical issues surrounding authorship are commonly encountered. International guidelines on authorship help clarify whether individuals who have contributed to a completed scholarly work have been correctly included as authors, but these guidelines do not facilitate intentional and pro...

Digital Humanities Quarterly (DHQ) is a young journal that covers the intersection of digital media and traditional humanities. In this paper, we explore the publication patterns in DHQ through visualizations of co-authorship and bibliographic coupling networks in order to understand the cultures the journal represents. We find that DHQ consists largely of sole-authored papers (66%) and the aut...