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Biometrika 1978 65(3):646-648; doi:10.1093/biomet/65.3.646
© 1978 by Biometrika Trust
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On a problem in forensic science

ALLAN SEHEULT

Department of Mathematics, University of Durham

A Neyman-Pearson test of identification in forensic science is shown to reflect all the properties of a Bayes factor approach presented by D. V. Lindley in a previous volume of this journal.

Key Words: Bayes factor • Forensic science • Hypothesis testing • Identification


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