Prosody and its application to forensic linguistics | Harris | Linguistic Evidence in Security, Law and Intelligence

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Michael J. Harris
http://www.michaelharris-linguistics.com/

University of California, Santa Barbara
United States

Stefan Th. Gries
http://www.linguistics.ucsb.edu/faculty/stgries/

University of California, Santa Barbara

Viola G. Miglio
http://violagmiglio.net/

University of California, Santa Barbara

Keywords Prosody, Speech Rhythms, Intonation, Information Structure author recognition court admissability deception detection, dialogue, discourse structure deception detection, online community, virtual world deception detection, opinion mining, Support Vector Machine, bag of words deception detection, statement analysis, SCAN, cross-linguistic variation detecting deception evaluation false confession, subjective awareness, incriminating evidence, interrogation techniques forensic linguistics linguistic corpus linguistic data collection, world wide web, Internet, human subjects protection, ground truth data, empirical linguistics, experiment design linguistic strategy morphosyntactic analysis narratives representativeness semantics speaker identification, automated speech processing, expert witnesses, Trayvon Martin text analysis witness statements

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