CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION THROUGH DNA TRACES USING BAYESIAN NETWORKS

17 Sep 2014 Written by Journal editor

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Authors	ANDRADE Marina, (PT), FERREIRA Manuel Alberto M., (PT)
Abstract	The use of biological information in crime scene identification problems is becoming more and more common. In this work, a crime scene is presented and used to exemplify the use of Bayesian networks, to analyse the information contained in a mixture DNA trace, referring to a crime in which there are two victims’ and two suspect’s involved. It is also made some discussion about the hypotheses to be considered in order to make them compatible with the possible information extracted from the mixture trace that constitutes the evidence.

Full source	CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION THROUGH DNA TRACES USING BAYESIAN NETWORKS Aplimat - Journal of Applied Mathematics and Engineering, Vol. 6(2014), ISSN:1337 - 6365, pp. 15-20
Cite as	ANDRADE, M., FERREIRA, M. A. M. - CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION THROUGH DNA TRACES USING BAYESIAN NETWORKS, Aplimat - Journal of Applied Mathematics and Engineering, Vol. 6(2014), ISSN:1337 - 6365, pp. 15-20. www.aplimat.com
	© 2014 The Authors. Published by Slovak Technical University in Bratislava. This is an open access article under the CC BY-NC-ND license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/).