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Title is very misleading. These are "pretend" courtrooms. No data from actual legal proceedings. From the article: This was based on evaluations of 104 mock co
by PhantomGremlin 9y ago
Title is very misleading. These are "pretend" courtrooms. No data from actual legal proceedings.
From the article: This was based on evaluations of 104 mock courtroom videos featuring actors instructed to be either deceptive or truthful.
- tj-teej 9y agoAI used for selecting Courtroom Extras for Law and Order SVU Season 31.
- wadkar 9y agoThis is interesting! The ground truth for the study couldn’t have been far removed from the “ground truth”. I am afraid this appears to me as a pattern where any dataset whatsoever is thrown at ML algorithms and the results are heralded as the new way of analyzing data. There is no regard to the source of the data, it’s deficiencies and utter disregard to its applicability to the problem at hand. See the question generation related deep learning papers based on SQUAD dataset.