Article
An information gap in DNA evidence interpretation.
PloS one - 16 Dec 2009
Perlin Mark W, Sinelnikov Alexander
Abstract excerpt
Forensic DNA evidence often contains mixtures of multiple contributors, or is present in low template amounts. The resulting data signals may appear to be relatively uninformative when interpreted using qualitative inclusion-based methods. However, these same data can yield greater identification information when interpreted by computer using quantitative data-modeling methods. This study applies both qualitative...
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