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    Spatio-Temporal Crime Prediction Model centered on Analysis of Crime Clusters.

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    2020-12-01
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    OGURO, Bernard
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    Crime is defined as “an intentional act or omission in violation of criminal law, and sanctioned by the state as felony or misdemeanor”. The Misdemeanors are minor crimes that government punishes by confinement in local jail for a year or less. Police intend to forecast to forecast number crime, time, place and types of crime to get precaution. In this project spatio-temporal crime prediction model is produced using time series forecasting. (ARIMA TECHNIQUE). The model is generated by exploring Jinja road police division crime 2018 data. The methodology begins with getting clutters with different clustering algorithm and clustering techniques are compared in land use and the selected clustering algorithm. Then the prediction is done by use of ARIMA model. The prediction in time extent, a time series model (ARIMA) is fitted for each month and the prediction is done for the next twelve (12) months. Therefore, the proposed model will can give prediction according to time element to assist police officials in planning and tactical operations.
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