Discussion
Individuality of Handwriting was statistically validated by :
Answer: D
The individuality of handwriting was statistically validated by Srihari.
Sargur Srihari and his colleagues published 'Individuality of Handwriting' in 2002, analysing samples from about 1,500 writers representative of the US population with computer-extracted features. They showed that writers could be distinguished with high confidence, giving the first large-scale statistical support for the premise behind handwriting examination, in response to challenges under the Daubert standard.
Albert S. Osborn wrote the classic Questioned Documents, and Ordway Hilton and Wilson R. Harrison wrote standard texts of document examination, but none of them validated individuality statistically.
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