Titlebook: Automatic Detection of Verbal Deception; Eileen Fitzpatrick,Joan Bachenko,Tommaso Fornaciar Book 2015 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2015

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The Background Literature on Behavioral Cues to Deception,ological in nature—for example, changes in blood pressure or vocal pitch. They have also been cognitive, as are speech disfluencies and repetitions. Emotional effects such as negative affect and verbal uncertainty have also been examined. Both the cognitive and emotional effects can be connected dir

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Open Questions, separating truthful from deceptive narratives gives better results than a na?ve human judge. And the basic .-gram technique on constrained language has yielded impressive results as demonstrated by Ott et al. [2011] with further enhanced NLP techniques, using that study’s data, showing small but si

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Gleichgewicht und reibungslose BewegungThis chapter reviews the NLP studies on the automatic detection of deception that present a predictive model of deceptive verbal productions. As such, the studies have the characteristics of applied work in the NLP community, including:

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Josette Camilleri BChD, MPhil, PhDat narratives based on experienced events differ in measurable ways from fabricated experiences. Laboratory experiments such as those considered in the previous chapter have produced a body of evidence indicating that several verbal and nonverbal behaviors correlate with fabricated accounts.