Statistical DNA Forensics: Theory, Methods and ComputationISBN: 978-0-470-06636-2
Hardcover
264 pages
March 2008
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- The first book to provide forensic scientists and statisticians with a software to analyze evidence.
- Provides an accessible overview of the essential statistical methodology and computational techniques used in collecting and analyzing DNA evidence.
- Introductory chapters familiarize the reader with forensic DNA, population genetics, statistics and probability at elementary levels, making the book accessible to forensic scientists with limited background in genetics.
- Progresses to more advanced levels, covering three fundamental applications of DNA profiling: testing paternity, single source forensic DNA and mixed source DNA stains.
- Discusses the database search method in forensic DNA, presentation of the evidence, and some of the myths associated with the interpretation of such evidence.
- Supported by a supplementary website containing examples and solutions, and featuring a relevant downloadable version of the software used throughout the book, enabling the reader to analyze real case data for themselves.