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Sound Wave-
Displays the subject's frequency as it is being inputted in real-time. A red frame around
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the sound wave window indicates that the subject is under general stress - that is,
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nervousness, expectancy or any
similar type of stress.
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System Decision Window -
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Displays the system's decision on the screen: "Telling the Truth", "High Level of
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Excitement", "Confused", "Subject is not sure", "Exaggerating", "Inaccurate", or "False
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Statement."
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Truth Bulbs -
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The truth bulbs have several functions:
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1. When the system waits, all the bulbs flashing. If the bulbs are not flashing that means
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the signature code you typed in the registration screen was incorrect and you should
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perform the installation and registration again.
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2. During the
calibration, the bulbs are turned on gradually, from both edges and
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towards the
centre, until the calibration is completed.
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3. During a test, the bulb's
colour is either green for truth or red for inaccuracy. The level
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of inaccuracy is determined by the number of red bulbs, for example, one red bulb - a
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minor inaccuracy, five red bulbs - probably a lie.
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Truth Stress Window -
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Displays the subject's truth stress.
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SPJ & AVJ (Cognitive level indicator) -
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SPJ (Samples per Jump) - A pure value (unit
less) expressing the presence of the
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relatively low frequencies in the analyzed sample. (The existing technology utilizes this
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value to characterize the cognitive level of the subject).
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This variable indicates two situations: In medium values (110% - 170%) it indicates
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doubts in providing the answer, and in higher values (around 190%) it indicates that the
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subject is manipulating his or her voice, or that the subject is being aware of his or her
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voice. In any case, this is a situation that does not exist when the speaker tells the truth
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and is sure of what is said.
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The higher the SPJ values, the bigger the subjects emotional conflict, up to values around
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190%, where the conflict turns into an attempt to manipulate the voice. It should be noted
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that there is no way to know the exact individual limit for each subject, and the value of
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190% was determined following a series of tests. On the other hand, a factor such as
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hoarseness of the voice may have an unpredictable influence on this variable. The values
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for this variable are presented in a graph called SPJ.
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AVJ (Average Jump) - A mathematical value expressing the average frequency in the
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range of flow frequencies (characterized by SPJ). The existing technology utilizes this
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value to examine the degree of thought invested in the spoken words.
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This variable measures the amount of thinking the speaker puts into what is being said.
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This index is not presented in a graph, but it is used for the process of characterizing the
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profile.
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SPT (Emotional Level indicator) -
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SPT (Samples per Thorn) - A pure (unit
less) expressing the presence of the relatively
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high frequencies in the analyzed sample. (The existing technology utilizes this value to
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characterize the emotional level of the subject).
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This variable indicates mainly the level of excitement. Values over 100% indicate a
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growing excitement level. SPT is the main raw index for calculating the excitement level.
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In principle, a higher value for this variable indicates a higher level of excitement. The
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"Excitement" graph displays the system's weighted decision concerning the subject's
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excitement.
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Global Stress - (JQ)
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Indicates mainly the subjects global stress. A higher value indicates a higher level of
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stress for the subject. The processed results for this variable are presented in the "Global
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Stress" graph.
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Excitement Graph -
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Displays the level of the subject's excitement.
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Calibration Button -
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During the calibration stage, the system will perform several continuous examinations of
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different speech segments defined as the truth. Values are collected into a table for
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concluding the calibration stage and constructing a neutral speech pattern.
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While taking into considering the basic assumption that each and every test subject is
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psychologically unique and different, the system will set an average value for each of the
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sound wave parameters upon the completion of the calibration stage. An additional value
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expressing
the standard deviation from this average and an additional value that -
with the completion of the analysis process - will ultimately be used
to determine the degree of reliability of such variables.
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Show Profile Button -
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When you are through testing the subject, this button is used to review and save the
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subject's session in the form of a report. See "Reports" below for more information.
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Show Reports Button -
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Activates the reports display button. Where you can read over and evaluate old
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summaries.
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