non-traditional authorship attribution
Is that really the standard term? You know, that the LW party line is that it's a bad term like selling non-apples. Google suggests to me that it is not the most popular term. The link below replaces "non-traditional" with "modern," which isn't an improvement on this dimension.
Also, my first parsing was that "non-traditional" modified "authorship." This is actually a reasonable use of the prefix "non," since having a strong prior on the author makes a big difference (sociologically, if not technically). How bout that Marlowe?
You're right, it's a horrible term. For one thing, the methods involved are pretty well-established by now. I just use it by habit. As for that old Marlowe/Shakespeare hubbub, here's a recent study which finds their style similar but definitely not identical.
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