Table A6

The identification of consecutively manufactured extractors Lyons (2009)

Study typeTest set
Participants
# Knowns# Unknowns
Closed set1010 or 1215 examiners

Experiment count data

IdentificationInconclusiveEliminationSource total
Same source174*13178
Different source3???
Conclusion total177???

Conclusion-specific probabilities

IdentificationInconclusiveElimination
Same source0.9831??Experiment count data are divided by conclusion totals (3rd row)
Different source0.0169??
Total # comparisons177??

Source-specific probabilities

IdentificationInconclusiveEliminationTotal # comparisons
Same source0.97750.00560.0169178
Different source????

Experiment count data are divided by source totals (last column)

Overall error rates

Opt.MeaningMissed identificationMissed eliminationTotal
2FTE error0.0169??
3Process error0.0225??
4Inconcl. = Elim.0.0225??
Study typeTest set
Participants
# Knowns# Unknowns
Closed set1010 or 1215 examiners

Experiment count data

IdentificationInconclusiveEliminationSource total
Same source174*13178
Different source3???
Conclusion total177???

Conclusion-specific probabilities

IdentificationInconclusiveElimination
Same source0.9831??Experiment count data are divided by conclusion totals (3rd row)
Different source0.0169??
Total # comparisons177??

Source-specific probabilities

IdentificationInconclusiveEliminationTotal # comparisons
Same source0.97750.00560.0169178
Different source????

Experiment count data are divided by source totals (last column)

Overall error rates

Opt.MeaningMissed identificationMissed eliminationTotal
2FTE error0.0169??
3Process error0.0225??
4Inconcl. = Elim.0.0225??
*

Lyons (2009) reports 175 correct identifications, but it is clear from the discussion that one of those same source identifications was in fact an inconclusive. Twelve answer sheets with 12 correct identifications, one with 10 (out of 10) correct identifications, one with 9 correct identifications and 3 errors, and one with 11 correct identifications and one inconclusive. So 12.12 + 10 + 9 + 11 = 174.

Table A6

The identification of consecutively manufactured extractors Lyons (2009)

Study typeTest set
Participants
# Knowns# Unknowns
Closed set1010 or 1215 examiners

Experiment count data

IdentificationInconclusiveEliminationSource total
Same source174*13178
Different source3???
Conclusion total177???

Conclusion-specific probabilities

IdentificationInconclusiveElimination
Same source0.9831??Experiment count data are divided by conclusion totals (3rd row)
Different source0.0169??
Total # comparisons177??

Source-specific probabilities

IdentificationInconclusiveEliminationTotal # comparisons
Same source0.97750.00560.0169178
Different source????

Experiment count data are divided by source totals (last column)

Overall error rates

Opt.MeaningMissed identificationMissed eliminationTotal
2FTE error0.0169??
3Process error0.0225??
4Inconcl. = Elim.0.0225??
Study typeTest set
Participants
# Knowns# Unknowns
Closed set1010 or 1215 examiners

Experiment count data

IdentificationInconclusiveEliminationSource total
Same source174*13178
Different source3???
Conclusion total177???

Conclusion-specific probabilities

IdentificationInconclusiveElimination
Same source0.9831??Experiment count data are divided by conclusion totals (3rd row)
Different source0.0169??
Total # comparisons177??

Source-specific probabilities

IdentificationInconclusiveEliminationTotal # comparisons
Same source0.97750.00560.0169178
Different source????

Experiment count data are divided by source totals (last column)

Overall error rates

Opt.MeaningMissed identificationMissed eliminationTotal
2FTE error0.0169??
3Process error0.0225??
4Inconcl. = Elim.0.0225??
*

Lyons (2009) reports 175 correct identifications, but it is clear from the discussion that one of those same source identifications was in fact an inconclusive. Twelve answer sheets with 12 correct identifications, one with 10 (out of 10) correct identifications, one with 9 correct identifications and 3 errors, and one with 11 correct identifications and one inconclusive. So 12.12 + 10 + 9 + 11 = 174.

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