▌ Deceit · Pattern Analysis
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Narrative type
Benefit direction:
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Signal index, not a truth score
How to read this report
- Narrative type
- The overall shape the detected patterns add up to. The signal profile shows how close the runners-up came.
- Confidence
- An index from 0 to 100 of how much matching language the rules found. Repeats of the same signal count a quarter as much as the first, and past 300 words the index measures how densely the matches occur, so a few stray phrases in a long article score low. It is not the probability that the text is false. A true claim inside a manipulative frame can score high, and a false claim in plain language can score low.
- Benefit direction
- Who tends to gain when this shape is used, inferred from which patterns fired.
- Numbered marks
- Each mark in the specimen is a phrase that triggered a rule. Its number points to the detected pattern with the same number. Two numbers on one mark mean two rules read the same words.
- Not this when
- Every pattern carries the lexicon's note on when the same words are innocent. Read it before treating a match as a finding.
- Method
- 22 detection rules from the Deceit lexicon, each keyed to a named pattern with known verbal tells, ran against the text inside the reader's browser. The scanner names the shape of the rhetoric. It does not decide what is true.
Signal profile
Narrative shape
Benefit direction
Where the signals fall
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Detected patterns
Ranked by confidence. The number on each card is the mark it leaves in the specimen below; press it to see only that pattern's marks.
Specimen, annotated
Showing marks for only.
Who benefits
Counter-questions
Questions that expose the framing. Each one targets the detected pattern named beside it.