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====Analysis using R====
====Analysis using R====
Two analysis were done: first 100-1000 MFW 2-gram and the second 100-1000 MFC 3-grams, both using the Boostrap Consensus Tree. 
Using a Bootstrap consensus tree analysis for the 100 MFW to 1,000 MFW ''(with an incremental step size of 50 words)'', it branches for the authors according to Lee Falk's correction in the ''Author's note''. The novels by Shanahan ''(13)'' and Bingham ''(14)'' branches close. But this is not uncommon if the corpus contains only one text by an author.
 
The result grouping the novels according to the table above, ''confirming'' Lee Falk's correction in the ''"Author's note"''.
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Image:RStudio-Avon-01.jpg|''MFW 2-gram''
Image:RStudio-Avon-50.jpg|''fig. 1''
Image:RStudio-Avon-02.jpg|''MFC 3-gram''
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Interesting the analysis grouping issues 13 and 14 with statistic similar style.


[[Category: Spotlight on Stylometry|Avon Novels]]
[[Category: Spotlight on Stylometry|Avon Novels]]

Revision as of 11:23, 29 November 2020

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first issue
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The Story of the Phantom

The Story of the Phantom is a series of 15 novels, published by Avon Publications in the U.S. from 1972 to 1975, based on Lee Falk's Phantom stories. When released the adaptor of issues 2 and 10 was not credited, and issue 15 was credited as Carson Bingham. Lee Falk did correct this using an "Author's note" in the books.

Adapted by issues note
Lee Falk 1, 6, 9, 12, 15 #15 is wrongly credited as Carson Bingham
Basil Copper 2, 3 #2 The adaptor is not credited
Frank S. Shawn (pen name of Ron Goulart) 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11 #10 The adaptor is not credited
Warren Shanahan 13
Carson Bingham (pen name of Bruce Cassiday) 14

Analysis

The Corpus

The 15 novels, from chapter 1 to the end of the novel.

Analysis using R

Using a Bootstrap consensus tree analysis for the 100 MFW to 1,000 MFW (with an incremental step size of 50 words), it branches for the authors according to Lee Falk's correction in the Author's note. The novels by Shanahan (13) and Bingham (14) branches close. But this is not uncommon if the corpus contains only one text by an author.