Abstract
Humans can predict when someone is about to say something profane by recognizing various social cues. Utilizing machine learning algorithms, this solution can mimic human prediction and provide a percentage of confidence on when a profane incident will occur.
Some important key phrases include:
- Censorship event: a point in time where the system activates a mechanism where the profane word is not heard.
- Statistical confidence: an output percentage that the neural network provides to decide on whether to execute a censorship event.
- Natural Language Processing: a way for the system to mimic how a human understands communication via words or other social cues.
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Recommended Citation
INC, HP, "Preventative Method for Censoring Profane Communication for Teleconferencing", Technical Disclosure Commons, (May 06, 2024)
https://www.tdcommons.org/dpubs_series/6963