Table A10

Results from a set of comparisons of 3D images evaluated with an automatic algorithm

Validity and reliability of forensic firearms examiners Mattijssen et al. (2020)
Study typeTest set
Participants
# Knowns# Unknowns
Open set20079600Computer (3D algorithm)

Experiment count data

IdentificationInconclusiveEliminationSource total
Same Source19802200
Different source999078 60179 600
Conclusion total1197078 60379 800

Conclusion-specific probabilities

IdentificationInconclusiveElimination
Same source0.16540.0000Experiment count data are divided by conclusion totals (3rd row)
Different source0.83461.0000
Total # comparisons119778603

Source-specific probabilities

IdentificationInconclusiveEliminationTotal # comparisons
Same source0.99000.0100200
Different source0.01260.987479 600

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

Overall error rates

Opt.MeaningMissed identificationMissed eliminationTotal
2FTE error0.01000.01260.0125
3Process error0.01000.01260.0125
4Inconcl. = Elim.0.01000.01260.0125
Validity and reliability of forensic firearms examiners Mattijssen et al. (2020)
Study typeTest set
Participants
# Knowns# Unknowns
Open set20079600Computer (3D algorithm)

Experiment count data

IdentificationInconclusiveEliminationSource total
Same Source19802200
Different source999078 60179 600
Conclusion total1197078 60379 800

Conclusion-specific probabilities

IdentificationInconclusiveElimination
Same source0.16540.0000Experiment count data are divided by conclusion totals (3rd row)
Different source0.83461.0000
Total # comparisons119778603

Source-specific probabilities

IdentificationInconclusiveEliminationTotal # comparisons
Same source0.99000.0100200
Different source0.01260.987479 600

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

Overall error rates

Opt.MeaningMissed identificationMissed eliminationTotal
2FTE error0.01000.01260.0125
3Process error0.01000.01260.0125
4Inconcl. = Elim.0.01000.01260.0125
Table A10

Results from a set of comparisons of 3D images evaluated with an automatic algorithm

Validity and reliability of forensic firearms examiners Mattijssen et al. (2020)
Study typeTest set
Participants
# Knowns# Unknowns
Open set20079600Computer (3D algorithm)

Experiment count data

IdentificationInconclusiveEliminationSource total
Same Source19802200
Different source999078 60179 600
Conclusion total1197078 60379 800

Conclusion-specific probabilities

IdentificationInconclusiveElimination
Same source0.16540.0000Experiment count data are divided by conclusion totals (3rd row)
Different source0.83461.0000
Total # comparisons119778603

Source-specific probabilities

IdentificationInconclusiveEliminationTotal # comparisons
Same source0.99000.0100200
Different source0.01260.987479 600

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

Overall error rates

Opt.MeaningMissed identificationMissed eliminationTotal
2FTE error0.01000.01260.0125
3Process error0.01000.01260.0125
4Inconcl. = Elim.0.01000.01260.0125
Validity and reliability of forensic firearms examiners Mattijssen et al. (2020)
Study typeTest set
Participants
# Knowns# Unknowns
Open set20079600Computer (3D algorithm)

Experiment count data

IdentificationInconclusiveEliminationSource total
Same Source19802200
Different source999078 60179 600
Conclusion total1197078 60379 800

Conclusion-specific probabilities

IdentificationInconclusiveElimination
Same source0.16540.0000Experiment count data are divided by conclusion totals (3rd row)
Different source0.83461.0000
Total # comparisons119778603

Source-specific probabilities

IdentificationInconclusiveEliminationTotal # comparisons
Same source0.99000.0100200
Different source0.01260.987479 600

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

Overall error rates

Opt.MeaningMissed identificationMissed eliminationTotal
2FTE error0.01000.01260.0125
3Process error0.01000.01260.0125
4Inconcl. = Elim.0.01000.01260.0125
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