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An LR framework incorporating sensitivity analysis to model multiple direct and secondary transfer events on skin surface

Gill, Peter ; Bleka, Øyvind ; Roseth, Arne ; Fonneløp, Ane Elida

Forensic science international : genetics, 2021-07, Vol.53, p.102509-102509, Article 102509 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Netherlands: Elsevier B.V

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    An LR framework incorporating sensitivity analysis to model multiple direct and secondary transfer events on skin surface
  • Autor: Gill, Peter ; Bleka, Øyvind ; Roseth, Arne ; Fonneløp, Ane Elida
  • Assuntos: ALTRaP ; Bayesian network ; Direct transfer ; Evidence evaluation ; Likelihood ratio (LR) ; Mixtures ; Secondary transfer
  • É parte de: Forensic science international : genetics, 2021-07, Vol.53, p.102509-102509, Article 102509
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  • Descrição: Bayesian logistic regression is used to model the probability of DNA recovery following direct and secondary transfer and persistence over a 24 h period between deposition and sample collection. Sub-source level likelihood ratios provided the raw data for activity-level analysis. Probabilities of secondary transfer are typically low, and there are challenges with small data-sets with low numbers of positive observations. However, the persistence of DNA over time can be modelled by a single logistic regression for both direct and secondary transfer, except that the time since deposition must be compensated by an offset value for the latter. This simplifies the analysis. Probabilities are used to inform an activity-level Bayesian Network that takes account of alternative propositions e.g. time of assault and time of social activities. The model is extended in order to take account of multiple contacts between person of interest and ’victim’. Variables taken into account include probabilities of direct and secondary transfer, along with background DNA from unknown individuals. The logistic regression analysis is Bayesian — for each analysis, 4000 separate simulations were carried out. Quantile assignments enable calculation of a plausible range of probabilities and sensitivity analysis is used to describe the corresponding variation of LRs that occur when modelled by the Bayesian network. It is noted that there is need for consistent experimental design, and analysis, to facilitate inter-laboratory comparisons. Appropriate recommendations are made. The open-source program written in R-code ALTRaP (Activity Level, Transfer, Recovery and Persistence) enables analysis of complex multiple transfer propositions that are commonplace in cases-work e.g. between those who cohabit. A number of case examples are provided. ALTRaP can be used to replicate the results and can easily be modified to incorporate different sets of data and variables. •Bayesian logistic regression is used to model DNA recovery following transfer and persistence.•A Bayesian network is used to analyse activity level propositions.•Multiple secondary and direct transfer events can be modelled.•Sensitivity analysis is described.•A new program: Activity Level Transfer, Recovery and Persistence (ALTRaP) automates analysis.
  • Editor: Netherlands: Elsevier B.V
  • Idioma: Inglês;Norueguês
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