Source attribution is a term used in statistics or forensics (and is different than attribution, as used in Social Psychology) of a data source that does not require a unique profile, only a reasonable scientific certainty regarding the evidence's source. This means that if the data or information was obtained from a source that can identified with a reasonable amount of certainty, then it is acceptable for use.


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