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Probability of exclusion in paternity testing: time to reassess.
Journal of forensic sciences - 1 Mar 2006
Cifuentes Lucía O, Martínez Eliseo H, Acuña Mónica P, Jonquera Hugo G
Abstract excerpt
The average exclusion probability is a measure of efficiency in paternity testing; it refers to the a priori ability of a battery of tests to detect paternity inconsistencies. This parameter measures the capacity of the system to detect a false accusation of paternity. Traditionally, this average exclusion probability has been estimated as the probability of excluding a man who is not the father by an...
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