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NOTIONS OF HYPOTHESIS IN DIGITAL FORENSICS
Segen Tewelde, Stefan Gruner, Martin Olivier

NOTIONS OF HYPOTHESIS IN DIGITAL FORENSICS

Science & Mathematics Published 2015 Verification Pending

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With the growing scientification of the discipline of digital forensics, the notion of “scientific hypothesis” is becoming increasingly important, because all empirical science is hypothetical, not apodictic. Although the word “hypothesis” is used widely in the digital forensics literature, its usage is not sufficiently reflected from a philosophy of science point of view. This chapter discusses this problem with particular reference to Carrier’s methodological work in which the notion of hypothesis plays a prominent role.

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Document Title NOTIONS OF HYPOTHESIS IN DIGITAL FORENSICS
Author / Organization Segen Tewelde, Stefan Gruner, Martin Olivier
Subject & Discipline Multidisciplinary Academic Open Research
Categories Science & Mathematics
Publication Year 2015
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