Journal: Volume 27, No. 1, 2022
Pages: 4 – 12
DOI: https://doi.org/10.24025/2306-4412.1.2022.255991
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Method for computerized modification of english text based on psychosemantic properties

Yaroslav Tarasenko, Vira Babenko
Received 15.12.2021
Revised 15.03.2022
Accepted 18.04.2022

Abstract

The article investigates the possibility of using psychosemantic properties to protect textual information with limited access. The developed method of computerized modification of English texts allows to increase the effectiveness of preventing the illegal distribution and use of textual information compared to methods that do not take into account the psychosemantic component. This makes it possible to protect modified semantically indivisible elements from their possible distortion or removal, given the threat of potential informational influences. The method allows to protect text documents and counteract cyber sabotage. To achieve the main aim of the article, it is decided to form psychosemantic properties on the basis of categorical apparatus and psycholinguistic profile. This makes it possible to embed the marker into a semantically indivisible component more effectively. In developing this method, the method of calculating the coherence of the text has been also improved and the worlds of perception of the semantic particle have been taken into account. Due to this, it becomes possible to increase the overall level of the text modification efficiency and the naturalness of its perception. The process of computerized modification of English texts with the help of computer tools has been simulated. The results of the comparison with similar approaches allow us to draw preliminary conclusions about the higher efficiency when working with medium and high volume texts. The obtained experimental data also make it possible to determine the resistance of the texts modified by the developed method to the use of specialized means of semantic removal of existing markers. It is revealed that semantic compression had not removed any modified objects. The proposed method can be used in Data Loss Prevention systems and Digital Signature systems. Further development of a steganographic protocol for digital watermark embedding is envisaged with the help of the developed method of English texts modification

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Suggested citation

Tarasenko, Ya., & Babenko, V. (2022). Method for computerized modification of english text based on psychosemantic properties . Bulletin of Cherkasy State Technological University, 27(1), 4-12. https://doi.org/10.24025/2306-4412.1.2022.255991