JGAAP VS newrelic-java-agent

There's an open source algorithmic tool you can use to feed pre-gpt writing samples to and then give it a post GPT Sample and ask if it is the same author. You can use Wikipedia texts, other journal articles, and actual GPT texts as your adversarial examples. https://github.com/evllabs/JGAAP there are other newer neural network based5 programs too, but you'll have to Google it and figure out which one is best for your case.

And you can download a copy of one of the linguistic analysis tools they apparently used here, though you'll have to run it locally, there's no hosted version: https://github.com/evllabs/JGAAP

EVLLABS JGAAP : https://github.com/evllabs/JGAAP/releases/tag/v8.0.2

Example desktop tool: https://github.com/evllabs/JGAAP

Newrelic : https://github.com/newrelic/newrelic-java-agent/issues/605

https://github.com/newrelic/newrelic-java-agent/commit/3866b9ff3ffabf0d861f7b822257672b80168f52 This is how I implemented tracing for scala2.13 in new relic. You can't really end the trace in Future.map because that is actually a different Future. If open tracing is using the thread local you are not necessarily in the same thread or getting invoked right when the instrumented future finishes. I found the submit with value is always invoked when a Future is created and the run method surrounded everything that occurred within the Future body. I'm not familiar with open tracing, but my method is working well for my organizations scala apps.