Diatom morphological classification method for inferring drowning location in forensic medicine
AssigneeAcademy of Forensic Science
InventorsJi Zhang, Mingzhen Yang, Ping Huang, Yongjie Cao
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AssigneeAcademy of Forensic Science
InventorsJi Zhang, Mingzhen Yang, Ping Huang, Yongjie Cao
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A diatom morphological classification method for inferring a drowning location in forensic medicine includes: acquiring diatom vector data and tissue vector data; extracting three principal component variables from the diatom vector data and the tissue vector data individually, and representing the three principal component variables as a coordinate point in a three-dimensional space to obtain a first coordinate point and second coordinate points; calculating distances between the first coordinate point and the second coordinate points respectively corresponding to sampling sites; and determining a sampling site corresponding to a second coordinate point with a shortest distance to the first coordinate point as a potential drowning location. Principal component analysis is performed on the tissue vector data and the diatom vector data to obtain the first coordinate point and the second coordinate points, each formed by three principal component variables.
A diatom morphological classification method for inferring a drowning location in forensic medicine, comprising:
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