Optimum Test Statistics with Particular Reference to a Forensic Science Problem

J. B. Parker and A. Holford

Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series C, 1968, vol. 17, issue 3, 237-251

Abstract: The problem of comparing two objects, each of which possesses a number of different attributes (which may be independent or correlated), is reviewed against the background of a particular problem in forensic science. A computer program which enables the upper percentage points of a suitable test statistic to be obtained is described and its results are used in the above application.

Date: 1968
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