Polygraph Glossary Technique

Silent Talker

Definition

Silent Talker is an experimental automated credibility assessment system that analyses body movements and facial gestures from recorded video using an Artificial Neural Network. Evidence for its accuracy is limited. See: Rothwell et al. (2006).

What Is Silent Talker?

Silent Talker is an experimental automated credibility assessment system that analyses body movements and facial gestures from recorded video using an Artificial Neural Network. Evidence for its accuracy is limited. See: Rothwell et al. (2006).

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