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Evaluation of standard error and confidence interval of estimated multilocus genotype probabilities, and their implications in DNA forensics.

American journal of human genetics - 1 Jan 1993

Chakraborty R, Srinivasan M R, Daiger S P

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Multilocus genotype probabilities, estimated using the assumption of independent association of alleles within and across loci, are subject to sampling fluctuation, since allele frequencies used in such computations are derived from samples drawn from a population. We derive exact sampling variances of estimated genotype probabilities and provide simple approximation of sampling variances. Computer simulations...

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