Abstract
Commercial microbial identification systems rank the relative likelihood of species identity on the basis of in vitro reactions only. Failure to consider the prevalence of individual taxa results in a spurious demotion of common species; and a tendency toward over reporting of rare microbes. The incorporation of Bayesian analysis into identification matrices can provide for a realistic ranking of bacterial species which fulfil given biocode schemes.
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