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That doesn't prove they are correctly categorized, just that a category has been assigned.
by JasonFruit 7y ago
That doesn't prove they are correctly categorized, just that a category has been assigned.
- carlmr 7y agoF would be very stable, you have the person. D also, you can check teeth, DNA, fingerprints etc if you find them. U is mainly people where you don't find them or their body.
- leni536 7y agoSo you have near 100% of effectiveness if you find near 100% of them, dead or alive. Given that there are probably a significant number of cases where the person is actually dead and never find their corpse I doubt that near 100% effectiveness can ever be claimed. Also I expect this effectiveness to be defined as (found out fakers)/(all fakers), and it's pretty damn hard to predict the number of fakers you know nothing about. Maybe one can introduce fake fakers to measure the investigators, but it's also susceptible to all kind of biases.