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Which of the following is a challenge in analyzing behavioral data such as stylometry extracted from computer-mediated communications?
Which of the following is a challenge in analyzing behavioral data such as stylometry extracted from computer-mediated communications?
- The structured nature of the data
- The lack of variability in the data
- The unstructured nature of the data (correct)
- The inherent stability of human behavioral and cognitive characteristics
What is the difference between free actions and fixed actions in human-computer interaction data?
What is the difference between free actions and fixed actions in human-computer interaction data?
- Free actions are used for static authentication while fixed actions are used for continuous authentication
- Free actions are freely generated by a user without following a predefined template while fixed actions refer to sample HCI data generated using predefined templates (correct)
- Free actions are sample HCI data generated using predefined templates while fixed actions are freely generated by a user
- Free actions are generated using predefined templates while fixed actions are freely generated by a user
What is the equal error rate (EER) used for in assessing the performance of a biometric system?
What is the equal error rate (EER) used for in assessing the performance of a biometric system?
- To measure the accuracy of a biometric system in terms of false rejection rate (FRR) and false acceptance rate (FAR)
- To measure the time to authenticate (TTA)
- To identify the operating point where FAR equals FRR (correct)
- To assess the variability of human behavioral and cognitive characteristics
Which of the following is NOT a challenge in analyzing behavioral data such as stylometry extracted from computer-mediated communications?
Which of the following is NOT a challenge in analyzing behavioral data such as stylometry extracted from computer-mediated communications?
What is the primary performance factor for any biometric system?
What is the primary performance factor for any biometric system?
Why is free actions analysis more challenging than fixed actions analysis in continuous authentication?
Why is free actions analysis more challenging than fixed actions analysis in continuous authentication?