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New Study Uses a Score-based Likelihood Ratio System for Handwriting Identification
New Study Uses a Score-based Likelihood Ratio System for Handwriting Identification
Researchers from the Center for Statistics and Applications in Forensic Evidence (CSAFE) developed and tested a statistical method for handwriting identification, using a score-based likelihood ratio system to determine the weight of the evidence. The study, published in Statistical Analysis and Data Mining, was led by Danica Ommen, an assistant professor of statistics at Iowa...
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CSAFE Study Explores Clustering Method for Handwriting Components and Writership Analysis
CSAFE Study Explores Clustering Method for Handwriting Components and Writership Analysis
Recently published research from Center for Statistics and Applications in Forensic Evidence (CSAFE) researchers details a new approach for analyzing...
Real or Fake? Handwritten Signatures and the Document Examiner
Real or Fake? Handwritten Signatures and the Document Examiner
Picture a name quickly scribbled on a piece of paper. How often is it seemingly unrecognizable? And yet to the...
Building Relationships with the Forensic Science Practitioner Community- CSAFE Consults on Los Angeles Handwriting Study
Building Relationships with the Forensic Science Practitioner Community- CSAFE Consults on Los Angeles Handwriting Study
A central priority of CSAFE is cultivating relationships with key organizations in the forensic science community to evaluate current practices...