Dmitry ProninDigital Humanities
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Digital Humanities · HSE University

Interpretable
digital stylometry

Stylometry can identify the most likely author of an anonymous text. But which features of the text contribute most to that attribution? My research explores how stylometric methods describe writing style and why they work.

Dmitry Pronin holding a camera outdoors

I am a programmer and visiting lecturer at HSE University’s School of Philological Studies, Faculty of Humanities. I develop research software and teach on the Literature and Digital Humanities course.

Together with Evgeny Kazartsev, I work on interpretable stylometric methods. I also contribute to SOCIOLIT and PROZIMETRON and write practical guides to computational text analysis.

My research

My research questions, methods, and findings in a nutshell.

Selected publications

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2024

Основы цифровой филологии: методы и принципы компьютерного анализа текста

Evgeny Kazartsev and Dmitry Pronin

St Petersburg: Politekhnika. Book in Russian.

Bibliography on Google Scholar

Research platform

SOCIOLIT

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Tools for studying Russian literature and its relationship with society.

SOCIOLIT is a project of HSE University’s School of Philological Studies. It brings together texts and tools for exploring word use, comparing corpora, and analysing sentiment through a web interface.

  • Search for words and lemmas in literary corpora
  • Compare word distributions across groups of texts
  • Explore word frequencies and the emotional tone of a text

As a core developer, I work on analytical modules, corpus processing, APIs, and interfaces for researchers.

Articles in System Block

Guides and essays on language, literature, and AI. All articles are in Russian.

All writing on System Block ↗

Contact

Let’s talk about texts.

For questions about my research, collaboration, or teaching, email me at the address below. You can also find me on Telegram.