Likelihood ratio for paternity (PI)
- PI = X/Y, where
- X=P(genetic types | man=father)
- Y=P(genetic types | man not father)
- Interpretations:
- Odds favoring paternity over non-paternity assuming all other evidence
is equally divided
- Evidence is PI times more characteristic of paternity
- What the "exclusion" method is
- Likelihood ratio for Paternity (PI)
- Other basic kinship situations
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Avuncular index (Is the man an uncle?)
- Other kinship cases
- Missing person kinship case
- Other applications of the likelihood ratio
- Null allele
- Mutation
- PI when possible mutation
- Mutation analysis: concept
- Paternity case: one "exclusion"
- Paternity case: two "exclusions"
- Mutation (old method)
- Old mutation formula
- Old mutation formula is
- Mutation model (old formula)
- Mutation model (more realistic)
- Reasonable mutation model, STR's
- Mutation LR (new, for STR's)
- STR mutation rates
- Mutation reference
- Kinship II (advanced)
- More than two scenarios
- Three scenarios
- Father/Uncle/Unrelated analysis
- Likelihood ratios are "transitive"
- DNA-VIEW software
- Summary
- Thanks
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