An Evaluation of Score-Based Likelihood Ratios (SLRs) for Glass Data
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2021-01-01
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Veneri, Federico
Ommen, Danica
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Center for Statistics and Applications in Forensic EvidenceStatistics
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Background: LR are advocated as a way to provide numeric assessment of the evidential strength during expert's testimony. Researchers can implement SLR as way to reduce a complex model into a lower dimensional metric and avoid distributional assumptions1. Objective: Using simulated data to i) compare the discriminative power of SLR. ii) Compare their behavior w.r.t. to LR. iii) Assess the dependence on training data. Data: Simulated datasets2 based on glass data3. In each set: 10 sources with 5 fragment each and 3 features. Pairwise comparisons between fragments create a database of 100 KM and 1125 KNM.
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