1. A method comprising: determining, based at least in part on contextual data associated with one or more past publications, a plurality of indicators, wherein at least an indicator of the plurality of indicators correlates with a past intentional linguistic deviation (ILD) included within the one or more past publications; determining a weighting factor associated with the indicator; generating, using the plurality of indicators and the weighting factor, an ILD prediction model to determine an ILD probability score based at least in part on an occurrence of the indicator in association with a new linguistic deviation included within a new publication; determining new contextual data associated with the new linguistic deviation, the new contextual data including at least the indicator; determining, using the ILD prediction model, and based at least in part on the new contextual data and the weighting factor, the ILD probability score for the new linguistic deviation; determining that the ILD probability score exceeds a threshold score; determining that the new linguistic deviation is a new ILD based at least in part on the ILD probability score exceeding the threshold score; and generating a linguistic deviation report for the new publication, wherein the linguistic deviation report omits an indication of the new ILD.
9. The method as recited in claim 1 , wherein the indicator comprises a first indicator and the weighting factor comprises a first weighting factor, and wherein the method further comprises: determining, for the plurality of indicators, a second weighting factor corresponding to a second indicator of the plurality of indicators, wherein determining the ILD probability score is further based at least in part on applying the second weighting factor to the second indicator.