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Assessing prior probabilities considering geography
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  • 1986A Bayesian Approach to the Problem of Interpreting Glass Evidence in Forensic Science Casework90 cited
  • 1983What is the Probability that This Blood Came from That Person? A Meaningful Question?78 cited
  • 1984A Quantitative Theory for Interpreting Transfer Evidence in Criminal Cases61 cited
  • 1987On meaningful questions: a two-trace transfer problem58 cited
  • 1989Some aspects of the Bayesian approach to evidence evaluation51 cited
  • 1990The interpretation of glass evidence. A practical approach51 cited

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  • 2019The opportunity prior: a proof-based prior for criminal cases12 cited
  • 2004Comment on: Why the effect of prior odds should accompany the likelihood ratio when reporting DNA evidence11 cited

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