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How can it be said that texts are “near to” or “distant from” one another? Are different texts by a single author more similar than texts by different authors? To answer these questions, a method is proposed by calculating intertextual distance. A blind test and some additional experiments show that this calculation offers an interesting tool for non-traditional authorship attribution.
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Dominique Labbé (2007) studied this question.
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