EDIT: Please see the comments instead for question. I have a bit of a lengthy question so it does not fit here. However I have posted it on Reddit, but hope someone perhaps can answer here. Here's the question: https://redd.it/497sgz
@triciaal , can you help?
I am not the best stats person and I don't have the final answer. However, "There has been found a DNA of type S on a crime scene.M = 50 individuals in the whole population that have a DNA of type S. Assume that every individual in the population have the same likelihood of being a contributor. Assume there is a DNA-database consisting of n = 30000 individuals. Find the probability that the contributor is one of the individuals in the database.
total population of N = 5000000
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