Sentence examples for implausible photo from inspiring English sources

In Experiment 1, subjects correctly detected more of the implausible photo manipulations than the plausible photo manipulations, but in Experiment 2, the opposite was true.

Further, even when subjects correctly identified the implausible photo manipulations, they did not necessarily go on to accurately locate the manipulation.

It follows, then, that when trying to distinguish between real and manipulated images, our subjects do not seem to have capitalized on the evidence in the implausible manipulation photos to determine whether they were authentic.

Such restrictions are justified on the basis of implausible scenarios – including that football match photos could be "adapted for inappropriate use", for example pasted on a child pornography website; or that paedophiles could use the match photos to identify children to target for "grooming".

It was not the case, however, that subjects were necessarily better at locating the manipulation within the photo when the change was physically implausible.

Subjects made more DL responses on the plausible addition or subtraction manipulation photos than on either of the implausible types, geometrical manipulations and shadow manipulations.

Across both physically implausible and physically plausible manipulation types, subjects often correctly indicated that photos were manipulated but failed to then accurately locate the manipulation.

In particular, people should correctly identify more of the physically implausible manipulations than the physically plausible manipulations given the availability of evidence within the photo.

It is clear that people find it difficult to detect and locate manipulations in real-world photos, regardless of whether those manipulations lead to physically plausible or implausible scenes.

Recall that we looked at two categories of manipulations implausible and plausible and we predicted that people would perform better on implausible manipulations because these scenes provide additional evidence that people can use to determine if a photo has been manipulated.

The photo is often juxtaposed next to Kavanaugh's high school yearbook photo with text implying or overtly stating that it is implausible he would have targeted Ford.