Behavioral Attribution
Attribution of digital actions through analysis of behavioral patterns, linguistic characteristics, and temporal behaviors that persist across identities and platforms.
Core Behavioral Modalities
Cognitive Centroid Theory
A formal model of behavioral identity as an asymptotic attractor in feature space with four hypothesized formal properties: persistence, uniqueness, resistence to spoofing, and convergence.
Stylometric Analysis
Analysis of linguistic patterns including word choice, sentence structure, punctuation usage, and writing style to identify authorial fingerprints.
Chrono-Profiling
Analysis of temporal behavior patterns including activity rhythms, posting schedules, response times, and circadian patterns.
Terminal & Behavioral Profiling
Analysis of command-line patterns, tool usage, navigation behaviors, and interaction styles unique to individuals.
Network & Social Behavioral Analysis
Analysis of social graph patterns, communication behaviors, and interaction networks that reveal individual behavioral signatures.
Research Applications
Identity Resolution
Linking anonymous or pseudonymous digital personas to a consistent behavioral profile across platforms and identities.
Forensic Analysis
Applying behavioral attribution methods in digital forensics to support investigations with explainable, defensible evidence.
Attribution Science
Advancing the formal science of behavioral digital attribution through axiomatic foundations and empirical validation.