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Re: Re: A little help.
On Sun, 13 May 2001 22:52:34 Ryan Sorensen wrote: * Jim Windle [EMAIL PROTECTED] [010513]: On Sun, 13 May 2001 21:41:06 Ryan Sorensen wrote: Any help is appreciated. Including pointers to online resources or past discussions, if they have any specifics. The discussions in the back issues of Cryptologia, which cite other works, are the only source I am familar (with though there must be others). Unfortunately only the tables of contents of back issues seem to be available online. Thanks. The two Cryptologia issues that seem to be relevant are October 1993 and 1994. Oct 1993 : Statistical Techniques for Language Recognition Oct 1994 : Statistical Techniques for Language Recognition : An Empirical Study using Real and Simulated English Which one do you think is more valuable? Or is it both? Actually I think you should check out an entirely different article. I would recommend The Beale Cipher as a Bamboozlement Part II in Cryptologia Vol XII, #4 October 1988. The article was one of a number of articles about the Beale ciphers from the early years of Cryptologia which suggest they are fake. The authors point was that the strong stylistic correspondence between the writing style of the decrypter the one decrypted message and that person's other writings. Most of the articles about the Beale cipher refer to this point. The article also references two books, which are now old but might be useful though not having read them I can't really say. They are: Morton, A. 1978 Literary Detection: How to Prove Authorship and Fraud in Literature and Documents. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons Williams, C.B. 1970 Style and Vocabulary: Numerical Studies London: Charles Griffin and Co. The other reference which seems interesting, though I imagine hard to find, is: Nickel, J. 1982 Discovered, the Secret of Beale's Treasure Virginia Magazine of History and Biography. 90(3)July: 310-324 Ths last is interesting because he went to the trouble of comparing writing samples against controls of samples by other writers of the same period and geographic area in order to establish what was distinctive about the sample. The author was at the time a professor at the University of Kentucky. He seems to have done a pretty good job. It strikes me that this sort of thing is sound in theory but fairly hard to execute effectively, as well as subject to some degree of subjectivity. I also have a hazy recollection of this sort of analysis being used on the Hitler diaries a few years ago. Anyway I hope that is helpful. Jim Join 18 million Eudora users by signing up for a free Eudora Web-Mail account at http://www.eudoramail.com
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Re: Re: A little help.
Giving this a little more thought it seems to me to be a pretty tricky application of statistical analysis. The problem being that the underlaying process, a persons writing, may itself be pretty variable. In my own case I am aware of my own tendency to write in run on sentences (not to mention that if I do it it is a run on sentence, if William Faulkner does it it is a brilliant use of stream of consciousness technique). If I am feeling lazy or hurried this will go uncorrected; however if I have a little time I will clean it up. Therefore an indicator such as the ratio of compound sentences to simple sentences, or the average word length of sentences may vary considerably between different samples of my writing. Not to mention a difference in style if I am writing to simply explain something versus advocating or trying to convince someone else of something, or flaming someone. Systematic differences in the way I write now as opposed to 10 years ago could also be a probl! ! em. The obvious way to attack the problem is with a lot of samples and indicators which are then compared against a control to determine what is the most distinctive chararcteristics of each writer. Still you probably need to come up with a standard deviation for each indicator and the answer is going to be a probability rather than a certainty, but that's life. You should probably also ask yourself what is more important Type I or Type II errors, or if you need a good balance between them. For instance I can identify 100% of the posts made by Tim simply by identifying every post as being from him. I have now identified 100% his posts but it may not be very useful. On the otherhand if I am concerned about not attributing a post by one nym to another nym incorrectly I simply don't attribute any posts to the first nym. Thus I could say the indicator is 100% accurate but it simply isn't very useful. So I think you need to work out good control to judge samples against and! ! possibly some scheme to stratify samples, for instances not using my e-mail psotings with business writing as the 2 will have different characteristics but rather using samples of my postings to identify my many anonymous postings and my business writing to identify my many anonymous business writings. (if I were feeling more energetic on Monday morning I would break that up into a couple of shorter sentences) But you need to be very careful not to introduce too much subjectivity into the categorization. Jim -- On Sun, 13 May 2001 23:03:56 Ryan Sorensen wrote: * Tim May [EMAIL PROTECTED] [010513]: At 9:41 PM -0700 5/13/01, Ryan Sorensen wrote: So I get this idea. Crypto is great for lots of things, but anonymous public postings it's not. I know this has been discussed here before, but I haven't seen specifics. What exactly makes a person's writing style distinctive? Is it distinctive phrases? Number of syllables? And almost the inverse, how would you come up with a generic writing style? Any help is appreciated. Including pointers to online resources or past discussions, if they have any specifics. Think in terms of how _you_ would try to identify similar styles. -- British or foreign usages -- type of emphasis indicators (like _this_ or like *this* or like) -- use of ellipses, em dashes, etc. -- vocabulary, phrases I didn't want to have to come up with my own list if someone had done work before me. Other ones I was thinking of were the number of syllables used in words, length of paragraphs, number of times sentences are split and go on their way towards run on sentences. These would be in addition to the ones listed by Jim Windle. (Thanks Jim!) snipped Will frequent posters to this and other mailing lists have specific posts fall into correlation bins? You tell us. On this list? It's hard to say. I haven't been actively paying attention to the way people write here for long enough. There are other lists, in particular dc-stuff, where people give long passages with enough idiosyncrasies to give me the gut feeling that they could be categorized at least. I will of course report more as I begin to actually run some statistical tests against the posts. ** Tim May -- Timothy C. May [EMAIL PROTECTED]Corralitos, California Political: Co-founder Cypherpunks/crypto anarchy/Cyphernomicon Technical: physics/soft errors/Smalltalk/Squeak/agents/games/Go Personal: b.1951/UCSB/Intel '74-'86/retired/investor/motorcycles/guns Is it common on mailing lists to adress people by first name? I know I see this sort of behavior on mailing lists between regulars, but I'm not quite sure of how it works with people new to posting on said lists. And Tim, this was the question I was asking you earlier. I notice now it may have been misconstrued as a poor jab regarding the recent Timmy thing. --Ryan Sorensen Join 18 million Eudora users by signing up for a free
Re: Google Search: text analysis
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Re: NE2
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Re: Shared-Secret similar algorithm
On Mon, 14 May 2001, Rafael Coninck Teigao wrote: Hi, cypherpunks. I'm looking for an algorithm similar to the LaGrange Interpolation Scheme, by Adi-Shamir, for a Shared-Secret implementation, but I want to be able to recover the secret using only one of the Keys, not a combination, such was proposed in the LaGrange Scheme. You want to create a cyphertext that can be decrypted by any one of a number of keys? You could use RSA encryption with multiple keys. -d -- | Damien Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] \ ``E-mail attachments are the poor man's | http://www.mindrot.org / distributed filesystem'' - Dan Geer
Re: A little help.
On Mon, 14 May 2001, Faustine wrote: Forensic Stylistics / by G. R. McMenamin ISBN: 0444815449 Elsevier Science 07/01/1993 264 pages I'm unable to find any pointers to this one. Amazon has evidently never heard of it. Do you have any more information -- an LC number maybe, or was it republished under a different name? Bear
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Re: Shared-Secret similar algorithm
At 02:28 PM 5/14/01 -0700, Robin Lee Powell wrote:
What the _hell_ is the point of a shared secret scheme where you can
reconstruct the secret with only one key??
Interesting question. There have been times when I've sent
email and not encrypted it to myself, and later wanted to
read it, but not wanted to bother the recipient.
If such a beast were possible then it would be useful.
Its not clear to me that its impossible
Cipher=PK(pub,priv,Plaintext)
Plaintext=PK^{-1}(pub,priv,Cipher)
and
Plaintext=Foo(priv,Cipher)
but I don't see how it would work (which means nothing.)
Is there an obvious proof that it couldn't exist?
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Re: CDR: Re: Google Search: text analysis
* Jim Choate [EMAIL PROTECTED] [010514]: On Mon, 14 May 2001, Ryan Sorensen wrote: * Jim Choate [EMAIL PROTECTED] [010513]: http://www.google.com/search?q=text+analysis I know it may be a little arrogant of me to presume that this was in response to my mail, but if it was, you might want to reread what I wrote and the sort of responses this search gave. If it was a more subtle point, one telling me to use a search engine, I am more than open for any more applicable keywords. And just so no one has to follow the link, if you want lots of software to build concordances, those results will serve you very well. If not, it's rather pointless. Actually if you'd done a little more reading past the first link you'd found more of what you're looking for (ie statistical analysis, word listings, etc.). Oh well. Some horses when you lead them to water just won't drink. From what I saw, I can say they didn't fit what I was looking for. You probably didn't have the same picture of my requirements I did. None of these pages have what I'm looking for, in code or in text.( To 30 results at least.) Forgive me for responding so harshly to your attempt to help. --Ryan Sorensen
RE: The Register - The Mob takes hacks Vegas call-out girls
Inchoate again reveals his remarkable lack of analysis AND imagination by asking: I wonder how C-A-C-L philosophy would solve this problem... http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/6/18950.html This a problem that arises when you have a monopoly enforced by government guns. In a truly free market, the aggrieved party could take his phone provider to arbitration for breach of contract. QED, doofus. S a n d y
RE: The Register - The Mob takes hacks Vegas call-out girls
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