Advancing the Use of Information Compression Distances in Authorship Attribution

Muñoz, Santiago Palmero; Oliva, Christian; Lago-Fernández, Luis F.; Arroyo, David

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-18253-2_8

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

2022

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-18253-2_8

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Advancing the Use of Information Compression Distances in Authorship Attribution

Santiago Palmero Muñoz

Christian Oliva²,

Luis F. Lago-Fernández³

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On the Design of a Misinformation Widget (MsW) Against Cloaked Science

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Gómez-Espés

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Amongst all types of fabricated information travelling on open social networks (OSN), scientific misinformation, or cloaked science, is particularly dangerous. Here we present the design of the TRESCA misinformation widget (Ms.W), which is both a methodology and a toolbox for investigating disinformation operations leveraging scientific communications. Ms.W follows a man-in-the-loop approach: the methodology takes into consideration ideological and psychological biases, while the toolbox integrates open source intelligence solutions for verifying the accuracy of claims and the credibility of sources. Overall, Ms.W. is a flexible investigative tool offering a REST API for advanced users, who can create and label datasets and add new functionalities to the toolbox.

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On the Design of a Misinformation Widget (MsW) Against Cloaked Science

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Degli-Esposti,

Gómez-Espés

et al. 2023

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Advancing the Use of Information Compression Distances in Authorship Attribution

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On the Design of a Misinformation Widget (MsW) Against Cloaked Science

On the Design of a Misinformation Widget (MsW) Against Cloaked Science

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