Shams Al Ajrawi, Ramesh Rao, Mahasweta Sarkar
A hierarchical recursive feature elimination algorithm to develop brain computer interface application of user behavior for statistical reasoning and decision making
Journal of neuroscience methods
matching dental antemortem postmortem pm data human identification especially challenging workforce limited dental hygienists served mass fatality incidents mfis due dentalrelated expertise however forensics within dental hygiene education research transferable skills limited qualitative balance design study assessed senior dental hygiene students match accuracy simulated cases varying dental identifiers based full mouth series fms radiographs oral photographs pm winid3 odontograms demonstrate possible disaster victim identification dvi transferable skills gained formal education convenience sample senior dental hygiene students n 31 presented information winid3 interpretation presented 5 mismatched cases asked visually interpret make 10 total matches five based fms simulated pm winid3 odontograms five based photographs pm winid3 odontograms match accuracy scores ranged 419 581 cases 110 identifiers 774 935 cases 1140 identifiers accuracy matching radiographs pm odontograms versus photographs pm odontograms compared revealed statistical differences match accuracy depending image type p 0388 1000 results pilot study suggests transferable match accuracy skills resulted participants dental hygiene formal education baseline skills additional specialized training support rationale dental hygienists serving dvi teams research needed education practice preparing dental hygienists forensicbased service