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Endo_rom
| Posted on Saturday, July 31, 2004 - 05:20 am: |
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In Romania we have: Tp/Tp : 5 Tp/Lp : 30 Lp/Tp : 30-80 Lp/Lp : 5 |
Steve HO
| Posted on Thursday, November 21, 2002 - 11:57 pm: |
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Thanks Webmaster and Dave. Totally agreed that the setting varies between different systems and may sometimes expanded depending on the nature of the offence. Reason why putting up the question is to draw a comparsion among different systems so as to work out a realistic and commonly accepted number for workload forecast. Any more feedback and comment is most welcome. |
David Fairhurst
| Posted on Thursday, November 21, 2002 - 07:56 am: |
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On the UK National AFIS system the default values are: tp-tp 3 tp-lp 10 lp-tp 15 The system sometimes returns more than the requested number (especially for tp-lp) if the scores are close. For tp-tp we may not get 3 (sometimes we don't get any respondents) because the scores are too low. Of course we can and do set our own respondent numbers based on experience, importance of the case and quality of the latent etc. David @:^) |
Webmaster
| Posted on Thursday, November 21, 2002 - 07:18 am: |
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Steve Ho, Good questions. Also, please remember that most AFIS vendors permit agencies to set the candidate list responses to a variable number determined by long-term evaluation of where "hits" occur on the candidate lists for that system. The size of the candidate list may need to be larger or smaller depending on the operational characteristics of a particular system (including the quality of prints fed into the system, the accuracy and time spent on QC/QA of feature extraction, the matching software, etc.). Also, in some systems a relatively large number of candidates may be returned for TP/LP searches, but LP Examiners "may" stop going down the list near the point where they see a sudden (e.g. 50%) drop-off in matching scores. The bottom line for many agencies is that the candidate list length is determined by operational experience with their particular system. |
Steve HO
| Posted on Thursday, November 21, 2002 - 02:35 am: |
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I have been tasked by my boss to find out the size of the candidate list in other AFIS systems. In Hong Kong, our candidate lists for Tenprint vs Tenprint : 5 Tenprint vs Latent : 1 per finger Latent vs Tenprint : 20 Your assistance and input is much appreciated. |
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