Coherent Analysis of Forensic Identification Evidence
作者： A. P. Dawid , J. Mortera
DOI: 10.1111/J.2517-6161.1996.TB02091.X
关键词: Population 、 Forensic identification 、 Set (psychology) 、 Suspect 、 Crime scene 、 Mathematics 、 Identification (information) 、 Structure (mathematical logic) 、 Criminology 、 Bayes' rule 、 Statistics and Probability
摘要: A murder has been committed and there is a known population of possible suspects. The identification evidence available, based on information at the scene crime, that criminal may have certain characteristic. Information also be available set suspects about which them We discuss problem assessing who guilty party, taking particular account following complicating features: crime unreliable; examined chosen by means search process, might itself informative. examine effect assumed dependence structure for relevant characteristics.
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