Forensics: Less than conclusive. Forensic Odontologists Test Smile Selfies for Human Identification

A forensic comparative study found that analyzing smile selfies achieved an average matching accuracy of 67.25 percent, with maxillary central incisal edges providing the highest observational reliability.
— Read on bioengineer.org/forensic-odontologists-test-smile-selfies-for-human-identification-with-moderate-matching-accuracy/

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Dr. Michael Bowers is a long time forensic consultant in the US and international court systems.
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1 Response to Forensics: Less than conclusive. Forensic Odontologists Test Smile Selfies for Human Identification

  1. magneticcrusade1e7244e029's avatar magneticcrusade1e7244e029 says:

    smile selfies average matching accuracy similar to reliability and credibility cheiloscopy prevarications thank you

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