#[non_exhaustive]pub struct FraudDetectionResult {
pub fraud_detection_result_id: Option<String>,
pub audio_aggregation_started_at: Option<DateTime>,
pub audio_aggregation_ended_at: Option<DateTime>,
pub configuration: Option<FraudDetectionConfiguration>,
pub decision: Option<FraudDetectionDecision>,
pub reasons: Option<Vec<FraudDetectionReason>>,
pub risk_details: Option<FraudRiskDetails>,
}
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The fraud detection result produced by Voice ID, processed against the current session state and streamed audio of the speaker.
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; and struct update syntax will not work.fraud_detection_result_id: Option<String>
The unique identifier for this fraud detection result. Given there can be multiple fraud detections for a given session, this field helps in identifying if the returned result is from previous streaming activity or a new result. Note that in the absence of any new streaming activity or risk threshold changes, Voice ID always returns cached Fraud Detection result for this API.
audio_aggregation_started_at: Option<DateTime>
A timestamp of when audio aggregation started for this fraud detection result.
audio_aggregation_ended_at: Option<DateTime>
A timestamp of when audio aggregation ended for this fraud detection result.
configuration: Option<FraudDetectionConfiguration>
The FraudDetectionConfiguration
used to generate this fraud detection result.
decision: Option<FraudDetectionDecision>
The fraud detection decision produced by Voice ID, processed against the current session state and streamed audio of the speaker.
reasons: Option<Vec<FraudDetectionReason>>
The reason speaker was flagged by the fraud detection system. This is only be populated if fraud detection Decision is HIGH_RISK
, and the following possible values: KNOWN_FRAUDSTER
and VOICE_SPOOFING
.
risk_details: Option<FraudRiskDetails>
Details about each risk analyzed for this speaker. Currently, this contains KnownFraudsterRisk and VoiceSpoofingRisk details.
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Source§impl FraudDetectionResult
impl FraudDetectionResult
Sourcepub fn fraud_detection_result_id(&self) -> Option<&str>
pub fn fraud_detection_result_id(&self) -> Option<&str>
The unique identifier for this fraud detection result. Given there can be multiple fraud detections for a given session, this field helps in identifying if the returned result is from previous streaming activity or a new result. Note that in the absence of any new streaming activity or risk threshold changes, Voice ID always returns cached Fraud Detection result for this API.
Sourcepub fn audio_aggregation_started_at(&self) -> Option<&DateTime>
pub fn audio_aggregation_started_at(&self) -> Option<&DateTime>
A timestamp of when audio aggregation started for this fraud detection result.
Sourcepub fn audio_aggregation_ended_at(&self) -> Option<&DateTime>
pub fn audio_aggregation_ended_at(&self) -> Option<&DateTime>
A timestamp of when audio aggregation ended for this fraud detection result.
Sourcepub fn configuration(&self) -> Option<&FraudDetectionConfiguration>
pub fn configuration(&self) -> Option<&FraudDetectionConfiguration>
The FraudDetectionConfiguration
used to generate this fraud detection result.
Sourcepub fn decision(&self) -> Option<&FraudDetectionDecision>
pub fn decision(&self) -> Option<&FraudDetectionDecision>
The fraud detection decision produced by Voice ID, processed against the current session state and streamed audio of the speaker.
Sourcepub fn reasons(&self) -> &[FraudDetectionReason]
pub fn reasons(&self) -> &[FraudDetectionReason]
The reason speaker was flagged by the fraud detection system. This is only be populated if fraud detection Decision is HIGH_RISK
, and the following possible values: KNOWN_FRAUDSTER
and VOICE_SPOOFING
.
If no value was sent for this field, a default will be set. If you want to determine if no value was sent, use .reasons.is_none()
.
Sourcepub fn risk_details(&self) -> Option<&FraudRiskDetails>
pub fn risk_details(&self) -> Option<&FraudRiskDetails>
Details about each risk analyzed for this speaker. Currently, this contains KnownFraudsterRisk and VoiceSpoofingRisk details.
Source§impl FraudDetectionResult
impl FraudDetectionResult
Sourcepub fn builder() -> FraudDetectionResultBuilder
pub fn builder() -> FraudDetectionResultBuilder
Creates a new builder-style object to manufacture FraudDetectionResult
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Source§impl Clone for FraudDetectionResult
impl Clone for FraudDetectionResult
Source§fn clone(&self) -> FraudDetectionResult
fn clone(&self) -> FraudDetectionResult
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impl Debug for FraudDetectionResult
Source§impl PartialEq for FraudDetectionResult
impl PartialEq for FraudDetectionResult
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