Virtual Human versus Human Administration of Photographic Lineups

Authors:
Brent Daugherty;Sabarish Babu;Lori Van Wallendael;Brian Cutler;Larry F. Hodges
Affiliations:
University of North Carolina, Charlotte;University of Iowa;University of North Carolina, Charlotte;Univeristy of Ontario Institute of Technology;Clemson University
Venue:
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications
Year:
2008

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Abstract

One solution to mistaken identification by a crime's victims and eyewitnesses is to use a virtual officer to conduct identification procedures. Results from a study comparing a virtual officer with a live human investigator indicate that the virtual officer performs comparably to the human in terms of identification accuracy, emotional affect, and ease of use.