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) shows a confusion matrix for
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. Out of 1890 frames in which
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occasions . On the other hand
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is not always an easy task even
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matching against asai pattern ,
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, word repetition and adding
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in ( Schler et al. , 2006 ) for
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, applied to the identification
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speaker ids were directly used for
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since in previous experiments
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gender does not automatically make
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in French tweets a trivial task
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limited amount of work focusing on
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has looked at differences in
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well such models carry over to
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in other informal online genres
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primarily been done for automatic
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( Cheng et al. , 2009 ; Corney
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are unavailable . 3.1.2 Age and
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To estimate the distribution
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in writing style depending on
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( Herring and Paolillo , 2006
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of sentiment have been used in
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, to the best of our knowledge
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50s ) and up to 91 % accurate on
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. This is quite different than
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of shared tasks : i ) Age and
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at the Author Profiling task
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like authorship attribution ,
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, and native-language identification
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Hota et al. ( 2006 ) on automatic
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in Shakespeare 's texts , as
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for training . 3 Experiments 3.1
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Data was collected from the OkCupid
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