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A Data-Driven Approach to Model the Generation Process of Bloodstain Patterns
Type: Poster Research Area(s): Bloodstain
Published: 2022 | By: Tong Zou
This poster was presented at the 106th International Association for Identification
A Pipeline for Cartridge Case Comparisons
Type: Poster Research Area(s): Firearms and Toolmarks
Published: 2022 | By: Joseph Zemmels
We introduce novel sub-procedures in the pre-processing, comparison and similarity feature steps. The sub-procedures result in an improved error rate compared to our implementation of the CMC method while also requiring fewer parameters. The fitted Decision tree model is easily…
Reply to Response to Vacuous standards – Subversion of the OSAC standards-development process
Type: Publication Research Area(s): Implementation and Practice
Published: 2021 | By: Geoffrey Stewart Morrison
This Letter to the Editor is a reply to Mohammed et al. (2021) https://doi.org/10.1016/j.fsisyn.2021.100145, which in turn is a response to Morrison et al. (2020) “Vacuous standards – subversion of the OSAC standards-development process” https://doi.org/10.1016/j.fsisyn.2020.06.005.
LibDroid: Summarizing information flow of Android Native Libraries via Static Analysis
Type: Publication Research Area(s): Digital
Published: 2022 | By: Chen Shi
With advancements in technology, people are taking advantage of mobile devices to access e-mails, search the web, and video chat. Therefore, extracting evidence from mobile phones is an important component of the investigation process. As Android app developers could leverage…
Jury Perception of Bullet Matching Algorithms and Demonstrative Evidence
Type: Poster Research Area(s): Implementation and Practice
Published: 2022 | By: Rachel Rogers
Presented at Joint Statistical Meetings
Comparing handwriter and FLASH ID®, Two Handwriting Analysis Programs
Type: Presentation Slides Research Area(s): Handwriting
Published: 2022 | By: Stephanie Reinders
FLASH ID and handwriter are computer programs that compare questioned handwritten documents against handwritten samples from known writers. FLASH ID was developed by Sciometrics and is used by the FBI, Handwriter is an open-source R package designed by CSAFE. We…
Evaluating Reference Sets for Score-Based Likelihood Ratios for Camera Device Identification
Type: Presentation Slides Research Area(s): Digital
Published: 2022 | By: Stephanie Reinders
An investigator wants to know if an illicit image captured by an unknown camera was taken by a person of interest’s (POI’s) phone. Score-based likelihood ratios (SLRs) have been used to answer this question in previous research. We explore whether…
Error Rate Methods for Forensic Handwriting Identification
Type: Presentation Slides Research Area(s): Forensic Statistics,Handwriting
Published: 2022 | By: Danica Ommen
Presentation is from the 106th International Association for Identification (IAI) Annual Educational Conference
Modeling Covarying Responses in Complex Tasks
Type: Publication Research Area(s): Latent Print
Published: 2022 | By: Amanda Luby
In testing situations, participants are often asked for supplementary re- sponses in addition to the primary response of interest, which may in- clude quantities like confidence or reported difficulty. These additional responses can be incorporated into a psychometric model either…
Analyzing spatial responses: A comparison of IRT- based approaches, Conference Presentation
Type: Presentation Slides Research Area(s): Latent Print
Published: 2022 | By: Amanda Luby
We investigate two approaches for analyzing spatial coordinate responses using models inspired by Item Response Theory (IRT). In the first, we use a two-stage approach to first construct a pseudoresponse matrix using the spatial information and then apply standard IRT…
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