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Making AI accessible for forensic DNA profile analysis

2025-06-05

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Deep learning has the potential to be a powerful tool for automating allele calling in forensic DNA analysis. Studies to date have relied on bespoke model architecture and painstaking manual annotations to train models, which makes it challenging for other researchers to work with these techniques. In this study, we explore the possibility of training a wellperforming model using data gathered as part of casework,...

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bdaa3957-4c67-54fb-8660-a3fc365df516
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10.1101/2025.06.02.656996
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