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FYI,

You can now check out the online presentations for the e-symposium (if you did not catch them live).

You can log in and listen to the presentation OR download the slides (without audio).

The round table with Meagher, Faigman and Neumann was pretty good. Lots of issues about research, documentation, blind verification, and error rates...(the usual suspects of course).

Oh..and then there are also 2 schmoes (Langenburg and Ashbaugh) talking about some other stuff... ;)

FYI, one of the reasons I was excited about doing this presentation (only 20 minutes long) on error rates was to provide an ARCHIVED presentation that if a judge or attorney (not interested in reading our original paper on error rates) they could get a quick synopsis of the paper and some of the arguments and background for doing the paper, that did not make their way into the actual article. Keep that in mind if you should have attorneys wondering what our "error rate article" is all about. You can send them this link.

Glenn

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Post by g. »

This was supposed to go with the previous Human ID symposium thread posted on an earlier date.

sorry

g.
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