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“Should this even be released?” Deep learning tool that may be used for doxxing

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Re: “Should this even be released?” Deep learning tool that may be used for doxxing

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post #59

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I just tried to get anonymouth working, but unfortunately even after fixing the invalid code issues/errors preventing compilation, it crashes after you fill out about 6 screens worth questions about where various types of text content is located: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> LOGGING STACK TRACE It's too bad the flow isn't more along the lines of "Give me some docs from one author, and the other document you want to test.…

From this trace it looks like the file jsan_resources/koppel_function_words.txt is missing/empty/invalid.

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Re: “Should this even be released?” Deep learning tool that may be used for doxxing

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post #59

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I just tried to get anonymouth working, but unfortunately even after fixing the invalid code issues/errors preventing compilation, it crashes after you fill out about 6 screens worth questions about where various types of text content is located: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> LOGGING STACK TRACE It's too bad the flow isn't more along the lines of "Give me some docs from one author, and the other document you want to test.…

From this trace it looks like the file jsan_resources/koppel_function_words.txt is missing/empty/invalid.

Thanks for the info, that file appears to be a clean and intact list of english words, except it is under the path:

    anonymouth/src/edu/drexel/psal/resources/koppel_function_words.txt
And down the rabbithole we go; after copying the file to src/jsan_resources we now get a new error:

    >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>   LOGGING STACK TRACE   >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>   LOGGING STACK TRACE   
:)
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