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Forensics (mostly forensic genetics):
(31) Corina CG Benschop, Jerry Hoogenboom, Pauline Hovers, Martin
Slagter, Dennis Kruise, Raymond Parag, Kristy Steensma, Klaas Slooten,
Jord HA Nagel, Patrick Dieltjes, Vincent van Marion, Heidi van Paassen,
Jeroen de Jong, Christophe Creeten, Titia Sijen, Alexander LJ Kneppers,
DNAxs/DNAStatistX: Development and validation of a software suite for
the data management and probabilistic interpretation of DNA profiles,
FSI: G 2019
(30) R.Meester, K. Slooten, Calculating the Posterior Odds from a
Single-Match DNA Database Search under various Scenarios with Minimal
Assumptions, Law, Probability and Risk, 2019
(29) R. Meester, K Slooten, Ne bis in idem - - a commentary on
``Calculating the Posterior Odds from a Single-Match DNA Database
Search". Law, Probability and Risk, 2019
(28) K. Slooten, Meer onzekerheid maar niet minder zekerheid:
Bewijswaarde en ontrafeling van DNA-mengprofielen, Expertise en Recht,
2019
(27) K. Slooten, The information gain from peak height data in DNA mixtures, FSI:G 2018
(26) K. Slooten, A. Caliebe, Contributors are a nuisance (parameter) for DNA mixture evidence evaluation, FSI:G, 2018.
(25) K. Slooten, C. Berger, Response paper to “The likelihood of
encapsulating all uncertainty”: The relevance of additional
information for the LR, Science and Justice 57(6), 468-471, 2017.
(24) C. Berger, K. Slooten, The LR does not exist, Science and Justice 56 (5), 380-382, 2016.
(23) K. Slooten, Accurate assessment of the weight of evidence for DNA
mixtures by integrating the likelihood ratio, accepted for publication
by Forensic Science International: Genetics
(22) K. Slooten, Identifying common donors in DNA mixtures, with
applications to database searches, Forensic Science International:
Genetics 26, 40-47, 2017.
(21) T. Egeland, K. Slooten: The likelihood ratio as a random variable
for linked markers in kinship analysis, Int. J. Legal Medicine
130(6):1445-1456, 2016.
(20) K. Slooten, Familial Searching on DNA mixtures with dropout,
Forensic Science International: Genetics 22, 128--138, 2016
(19) K. Slooten, Discriminating between donors and their
relatives in complex DNA mixtures, Forensic Science International:
Genetics 21, 95--109, 2015
(18) K. Slooten, Distinguishing mixture donors from relatives,
illustrated by an example, Forensic Science International: Genetics
Supplement Series, 2015.
(17) K. Slooten, T. Egeland, Exclusion probabilities and
likelihood ratios with applications to DNA mixtures, International
Journal of Legal Medicine, 130(1):39-57,2016.
(16) R. Meester, K. Slooten, Familial DNA Searching (book chapter, also
lemma for Wileys Encyclopedia of Forensic Science), to appear in DNA
Handbook (ed. A. Jamieson), Wiley's, 2016.
(15) M.V. Kruijver, R. Meester, K. Slooten, P-values shoud not be
used for evaluating the strength of DNA evidence, Forensic Science
International: Genetics 16, pp. 226-231, 2015
(14) M.V. Kruijver, R. Meester, K. Slooten, Optimal strategies
for familial searching, Forensic Science International: Genetics
13, pp. 90--103, 2014
(13) F. Ricciardi, K. Slooten, Mutation models for DVI analysis,
Forensic Science International: Genetics 11, pp. 85--95, 2014.
(12) K. Slooten, T. Egeland, Likelihood ratios and exclusion
probabilities with applications to kinship problems, International
Journal of Legal Medicine 128 (3), pp. 415--425, 2014.
(11) K. Slooten, R. Meester, Probabilistic Strategies for
Familial DNA Searching, Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series
C, 63 (3), pp. 361-384, 2014.
(10) K. Slooten, F. Ricciardi, Estimation of mutation
probabilities for autosomal STR markers, Forensic Science
International: Genetics 7 (3), pp. 337--344, 2013.
(9) H. Haned, K. Slooten, P. Gill, Exploratory data analysis for
the interpretation of low template DNA mixtures, Forensic Science
International: Genetics 7(3), pp. 762--774, 2012.
(8) A. Meulenbroek, K. Slooten, D. Aben, A. Kal, C. van Kooten,
DNA-verwantschapsonderzoek in de strafrechtpraktijk, Expertise en
Recht, 2012.
(7) K. Slooten, Kansrekening in forensisch DNA-onderzoek, Nieuw Archief voor Wiskunde 5/13, maart 2012, 7 pagina's.
(6) K. Slooten, Match probabilities for multiple siblings,
Forensic Science International: Genetics 7 (3), pp. 466--468,
2012.
(5) K. Slooten and R. Meester, Statistical Aspects of Familial
Searching, Forensic Science International: Genetics Supplement Series 3
(2011), e617--e619.
(4) K. Slooten and R. Meester, Forensic Identification: the
Island Problem and its generalisations, Statistica Neerlandica 65 (2),
pp. 202--237, 2011.
(3) K. Slooten, Validation of DVI Software `Bonaparte' by
computation of Pedigree Likelihood Ratios, Forensic Science
International: Genetics 5 (4), pp. 308-315, 2011.
(2) C. van Dongen, K. Slooten, M. Slagter, W. Burgers, W.
Wiegerinck, Bonaparte: Application of new software for missing
person's programme, Forensic Science International: Genetics Supplement
Series 3 (2011), e119--e120.
(1) C. van Dongen, K. Slooten, W. Burgers, W. Wiegerinck,
Bayesian networks for victim identification on the basis of DNA
profiles, Forensic Science International: Genetics Supplement Series 2
(2009), 466--468.
In preparation:
* DNA database matches: A p or np difficult problem? (with Ronald Meester)
* Likelihood ratio uncertainty and the interpretation of the posterior likelihood ratio distribution (with Ronald Meester)
and more.
Algebra:
K. Slooten, Reducibility of induced discrete series
representations for affine Hecke algebras of type B,
International Mathematics Research Notices (2008) Vol. 2008, pp.
165-210.
K. Slooten, Generalized Springer correspondence and Green
functions for type B/C graded Hecke algebras', Advances in
Mathematics 203 (2006), pp. 34-108.
K. Slooten, A combinatorial generalization of the Springer
correspondence of type B_n'', Proceedings of the 2002 Twente
Conference on Lie groups, Acta Applicandae Mathematicae 86 (2005),
no. 1-2, 159--177.
K. Slooten, A combinatorial generalization of the Springer
correspondence for classical type, Ph.D. thesis, Universiteit van
Amsterdam, 2003.
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