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Computational forensics

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Computational forensics (CF) is an emerging interdisciplinary research domain. It is understood as the hypothesis-driven investigation of a specific forensic problem using computers, with the primary goal of discovery and advancement of forensic knowledge. CF works towards

  • in-depth understanding of a forensic discipline,
  • evaluation of a particular scientific method basis, and
  • systematic approach to forensic sciences by applying techniques of computer science, applied mathematics and statistics.

It involves modeling and computer simulation (synthesis) and/or computer-based analysis and recognition in studying and solving forensic problems.