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The COPYRIGHT file currently reads:

JSAN, JStylo and Anonymouth are copyright 2011 by the Privacy, Security and Automation lab at Drexel University.
All rights reserved; all unauthorized use or modification prohibited.

Please make it mention AGPL. Currently it sounds like I may "barely look at it".

PS: This is about branch anonymouth_master.

JSANGUIChooser.java reads:

                try {
                    UIManager.setLookAndFeel("com.sun.java.swing.plaf.windows.WindowsLookAndFeel");
                } catch (Exception e) {
                    System.err.println("Look-and-Feel error! (Not on Windows)");
                }

This is definitely missing support for the GTK+ look and feel -- Metal hurts my eyes :-)

This relates to branch anonymouth_master.

Hi there,

I believe you're not working on the project anymore, but I hope you could still help me out with the issue I have! It is sort of the same issue that dan-blanchard posted about in 2012.

The analysis using WritePrints (Limited) takes up a very long time. I am using it on a very small corpus: training data consisting of only 3 texts from 2 authors and I have 4 test documents.

I am not very familiar with programming, so I followed your basic JStylo instructions. I run the WritePrints (Limited) feature set together with the SMO classifier. However, I had it running for at least 24 hours, but still not finished. When I use the 9-feature set, I have no problems whatsoever and the anlysis is done in a couple of minutes.

Perhaps you could help me? I would really want to use the WritePrints feature set, since it provides more accurate results. The only thing I know that it is not my memory of my laptop, since it takes up only 15% of my working memory..

Any ideas on how to solve the problem or suggestions on how to find out where to find the source of the issue?

Thanks in advance!!

$ javac ... [..]/edu/drexel/psal/jstylo/GUI/AnalysisTabDriver.java
[..]/edu/drexel/psal/jstylo/GUI/AnalysisTabDriver.java:35: warning: TypeMismatchException is internal proprietary API and may be removed in a future release
import com.sun.corba.se.impl.io.TypeMismatchException;

It's not just that file, though.

PS: Affects branch anonymouth_master.

I'm trying to process a set of 10,000 files using JStylo (with 12 possible authors), and it takes an extremely long time to generate the features (using the WriteLimits set). I've had it running for over three weeks, and unfortunately I now have to restart the process because I realized there was some metadata in the files that I did not want there.

Anyway, is there any advice you can offer on how to speed things up?

According to top, it seems that only one thread was running for most of the past three weeks, so are you planning on making the feature-generation code more multithreaded in the future?