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The interpretation of glass evidence. A practical approach

The application of Bayesian inference to the interpretation of glass evidence is discussed in the context of four hypothetical glass-on-clothing cases. The emphasis is placed on generating a practical system that could be implemented readily rather than on rigour. The implications of the results on forensic decision making are discussed.

Ian W. Evett | John Buckleton | I. Evett | J. Buckleton

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