Jack Grieve

Jack Grieve is a Professor of Corpus Linguistics at the University of Birmingham. His research focuses on Dialectology, Authorship Analysis, Computational Sociolinguistics and Language Change.

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Dana Roemling, Jack Grieve
Forensic Authorship Analysis
Despite the prevalence of written language in the digital age, forensic authorship analysis is an underestimated tool in forensic investigations, which can facilitate profiling authors and identifying authorship.
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Articlesnew Article Dana Roemling, Jack GrieveForensic Authorship AnalysisDespite the prevalence of written language in the digital age, forensic authorship analysis is an underestimated tool in forensic investigations, which can facilitate profiling authors and identifying authorship. Article |

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new
Article
Dana Roemling, Jack Grieve
Forensic Authorship Analysis
Despite the prevalence of written language in the digital age, forensic authorship analysis is an underestimated tool in forensic investigations, which can facilitate profiling authors and identifying authorship.
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