It's not detecting if someone's tweeting differently about different subjects. The algorithm detects patterns someone will have built up in their writing throughout their life that are very very hard to get rid of. If her old tweets are detected as having a uniquely different author thats an indication she isnt writing her own tweets anymore.
ghostdetect doesn't just test for similarity in writing it analyzes habits one would build up their entire life that are both difficult to emulate naturally and difficult to remove.
Then you obviously understand nothing about how this works. Broken bitches may all the sound the same to you but their writing patterns are unique.
Sure, I'm just saying that you don't even need ghostdetect to realize that's what's happening. Her entire online persona completely changed once she started dating Ralph to being Ralph-centric when before she had been very self-invovled.
This happens alot with tweets for some reason. Paste the text into notepad first and remove the line spacing, you may need to remove a few words from the ends of the tweets too. Also refresh ghostdetect often.
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He's a little too good for Buzzfeed.
We are basing that on her social media, which he controls, and a handful of KS where she says three words and keeps a smile plastered on her face.
Looking more and more like Stockholm Syndrome. His violent temper and inability to accept blame for anything could get bad enough for CPS to intervene at some point.
I think youre misunderstanding the tool being used, it doesn't matter how small the 'dataset' here is there isnt really a dataset in the typical sense we're comparing writing patterns and the similarities are so insanely apparent there's no other possibility other than Ethan writing the tweets. The 3 way comparison near the bottom of the OP of the tweets should illustrate this.
Fair enough, though I’ve heard her repeat the Ralphisms on camera especially the trad Xian ones. May’s Twitter was run like a PR for Ralph anyways, and a very poor one at that.
Well the great thing about these algorithms is that word choice isn't the biggest part of its analysis, we could remove ralphisms from her tweets and they'd still match up well. Whats being refferenced in the results is typing patterns, sentence structure, lots of habits people would never even know they've developed and other minute things you wouldn't adopt just from mimicking someone superficially.
That's not a romantic story about Ralph. It's a story about his weirdo guntguard Wolfpup autisticly trying to kiss Mantsu.
Why does it read like a romance novel then? What the shit? Have we discovered Ralph's subconscious desire to be cucked?
