Interpreting DNA Evidence¶
Evett, & Weir. (1998). Interpreting DNA Evidence: Statistical Genetics for Forensic Scientists. Sinauer Associates.
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- Bayes Factor
- Forensic science operationalizes the Bayes factor as the "likelihood ratio" an expert reports to a court, and it is the backbone of evaluative reporting in DNA and trace evidence
This sourceThe standard statement of the likelihood-ratio framework for DNA evidence, computed from population allele frequencies under competing source propositions; the extension to non-DNA trace evidence is not this book's subject.
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- Forensic science operationalizes the Bayes factor as the "likelihood ratio" an expert reports to a court, and it is the backbone of evaluative reporting in DNA and trace evidence
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