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Code stylometry (also known as program authorship attribution or source code authorship analysis) is the application of stylometry to computer code to attribute authorship to anonymous binary or source code. It often involves breaking down and examining the distinctive patterns and characteristics of the programming code and then comparing them to…
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Source: Wikipedia — Code stylometry · EN edition · Analysis: TopicsToTalkAbout