A template Bayesian network for combining forensic evidence on an item with an uncertain relation to the disputed activities

M. Vink , J.A. de Koeijer , M.J. Sjerps
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Most of the forensic evidence evaluations given activity level propositions are centered around an item which is assumed to be linked to an alleged activity. However, the relation between an item of interest and an activity may be contested. This study presents a template Bayesian network (BN) for the evaluation of transfer evidence given activity level propositions considering a dispute about the relation of an item to one or more activities. The template BN includes a set of association propositions that enables the combined evaluation of evidence concerning alleged activities of the suspect and evidence concerning the use of an alleged item in those activities. Since the two types of evidence are often from different forensic disciplines, the BN is especially useful in interdisciplinary casework. Throughout the paper, we use a fictive case example that captures the essence of cases for which the template model can be used. The template BN provides a flexible starting point that can be adapted to specific case situations and supports structured probabilistic reasoning by a forensic scientist.

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一种模板贝叶斯网络,用于结合与争议活动有不确定关系的物品的法医证据
大多数法医证据评估给出的活动级别命题都是围绕一个物品展开的,假定该物品与所称活动有关。然而,相关物品与活动之间的关系可能存在争议。本研究提出了一个贝叶斯网络模板(BN),用于在考虑到物品与一项或多项活动的关系存在争议的情况下,根据活动水平命题对转移证据进行评估。该模板贝叶斯网络包括一组关联命题,可综合评估与嫌疑人被控活动有关的证据和与在这些活动中使用被控物品有关的证据。由于这两类证据通常来自不同的法医学科,因此 BN 在跨学科办案中特别有用。在本文中,我们使用了一个虚构的案例,该案例抓住了模板模型可用于案件的本质。模板 BN 提供了一个灵活的起点,可根据具体案件情况进行调整,并支持法医学家进行结构化概率推理。
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