2007
DOI: 10.1558/ijsll.v14i1.137
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“…Así, dada una grabación dubitada (objeto de la pericia) y un conjunto de muestras de los sospechosos, el análisis discriminante se perfila como la herramienta más útil. Si se trata de comparar una muestra dubitada con las muestras indubitadas del sospechoso y decidir si pertenecen a la misma persona, la inclusión de las ratios de verosimilitud y los corpus de referencia complementan el análisis (no sin polémica acerca de su posibilidad de uso con garantías, como se muestra en French & Harrison, 2007;Rose & Morrison, 2009;French, Nolan, Foulkes, Harrison & McDougall, 2010). En este estudio, se ha diseñado el análisis partiendo de la primera situación.…”
Section: Objetivos E Hipótesisunclassified
“…Así, dada una grabación dubitada (objeto de la pericia) y un conjunto de muestras de los sospechosos, el análisis discriminante se perfila como la herramienta más útil. Si se trata de comparar una muestra dubitada con las muestras indubitadas del sospechoso y decidir si pertenecen a la misma persona, la inclusión de las ratios de verosimilitud y los corpus de referencia complementan el análisis (no sin polémica acerca de su posibilidad de uso con garantías, como se muestra en French & Harrison, 2007;Rose & Morrison, 2009;French, Nolan, Foulkes, Harrison & McDougall, 2010). En este estudio, se ha diseñado el análisis partiendo de la primera situación.…”
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“…A neutral term such as "comparison" is more appropriate [23]. I therefore use the term "forensic voice comparison" rather than either of the traditional terms "forensic speaker identification" and "forensic speaker recognition" ("recognition" also implies a posterior probability, note also that "speaker comparison" would be akin to calling fingermark comparison "toucher comparison").…”
Section: The Likelihood-ratio Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In forensic voice comparison the source of the crisis appears to be largely external, being driven by judicial rulings such as Daubert, Adams, and Doheny and Adams; developments in other branches of forensic science, particularly DNA profile comparison; and reviews, recommendations, and standards such as the NRC report [4], the Law Commission of England and Wales Consultation Paper [77], and the Association of Forensic Science Providers' Standards for the Formulation of Evaluative Forensic Science Expert Opinion [78]. The existence of a crisis was acknowledged by a number of forensic speech scientists based in the United Kingdom, who between 2005 and 2007 collaborated on the production of a position statement as to what they considered a correct framework for the evaluation and presentation of forensic-voice-comparison evidence [23]. They did not, however, adopt the new paradigm which I have described here.…”
Section: Resistance To the Paradigm Shiftmentioning
confidence: 99%
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