FSCI 1010U Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Start I, Actual Size, Hyperparameter Optimization

• School: UOIT
• Department: Forensic-Science
• Course: FSCI 1010U
• Professor: Nelson Lafreniere

Document Summary

Any place where a crime has been committed. Many different ways to classify a crime scene: location of original criminal activity, size of the crime scene, other. Three major avenues available to investigators to solve crimes: Only physical evidence is free of inherent error or bias. Link a system with a victim or with a crime scene. Establish identity of persons associated with crime scene. Physical evidence often lacks individual characteristics that can tie a suspect to a crime. The likelihood that the suspect and victim are related depends on the number of pieces of evidence linking them and the uniqueness of the evidence. The product rule states: the probability of two independent ecents occurring together can be calculated by multiplying the individual probabilities of each event occurring alone. Principles of crime scene investigation are critical, helping: Crime scenes are busy places and proper management of a scene is critical.