ABSTRACT
Mathematical modeling of postmortal themperature used at present for definition of prescription of the death is shown in the article from a position of theory ofprobablibistic functions. Accuracy of examined techniquies is analized by comparison of modeled temperatures with real, fixed by the authors on a material of 158 expert supervisions. The conclusion about inadmissibility of practical use of some mathematical expressions is made in connection with low accuracy of the mathematical device used in them.
Subject(s)
Body Temperature , Forensic Pathology , Models, Theoretical , Postmortem Changes , Forensic Pathology/methods , Forensic Pathology/standards , Humans , Sensitivity and Specificity , Thermodynamics , Time FactorsABSTRACT
Mathematical questions of data errors of modern thermometrical models of postmortem cooling of the human body are considered. The main diagnostic areas used for thermometry are analyzed to minimize these data errors. The authors propose practical recommendations to decrease data errors of determination of prescription of death coming.
