[HTML][HTML] Anchored k-medoids: a novel adaptation of k-medoids further refined to measure long-term instability in the exposure to crime
Longitudinal clustering techniques are widely deployed in computational social science to
delineate groupings of subjects characterized by meaningful developmental trends. In …
delineate groupings of subjects characterized by meaningful developmental trends. In …
The temporal (in) stability of violent crime hot spots between months and the modifiable temporal unit problem
M Deckard, C Schnell - Crime & Delinquency, 2023 - journals.sagepub.com
Research on the concentration and stability of crime patterns at micro-places primarily
examines years as the temporal unit of observation. This study examines temporal patterns …
examines years as the temporal unit of observation. This study examines temporal patterns …
SAMLink: a mobility signature augmentation model for trajectory-user linking
Trajectory-user linking (TUL) aims to link trajectories to users who generate them, based on
the historical trajectories of a set of users (eg, social media users or drivers). It is a …
the historical trajectories of a set of users (eg, social media users or drivers). It is a …
Voronoi diagrams and spatial analysis of crime
A range of spatial analyses are used in the field of crime mapping, such as kernel density
estimation, Ripley's K-function, and spatial autocorrelation, but there is limited use of …
estimation, Ripley's K-function, and spatial autocorrelation, but there is limited use of …
Spatial-temporal similarity for trajectories with location noise and sporadic sampling
With the rapid advances and the penetration of the Internet of Things and sensors, a
massive amount of trajectory data, given by discrete locations at certain timestamps, have …
massive amount of trajectory data, given by discrete locations at certain timestamps, have …
Tracking risk for crime throughout the day: An examination of Jersey city robberies
This study examines temporal variations in the spatial influence of environmental features,
such as bars and vacant buildings, on criminal behavior across microlevel places …
such as bars and vacant buildings, on criminal behavior across microlevel places …
The concentration of crime at place in Montreal and Toronto
R Boivin, SN de Melo - Canadian Journal of Criminology and …, 2019 - utpjournals.press
The identification of hot spots of crime–areas of high crime intensity–is of primary importance
for crime prevention strategies. While the notion of crime hot spots is well accepted in Anglo …
for crime prevention strategies. While the notion of crime hot spots is well accepted in Anglo …
[HTML][HTML] Theorizing globally, but analyzing locally: the importance of geographically weighted regression in crime analysis
MA Andresen - Crime Science, 2022 - Springer
Theoretical relationships with crime across cities are explicitly or implicitly assumed to be the
same in all places: a one-unit change in X leads to a β change in Y. But why would we …
same in all places: a one-unit change in X leads to a β change in Y. But why would we …
The effects of hot spot policing on community experiences and perceptions in a time of COVID-19 and calls for police reform
To extend the limited evidence on how hot spot policing (HSP) strategies affect community
experiences, perceptions, and attitudes, police agencies in two cities participated in a …
experiences, perceptions, and attitudes, police agencies in two cities participated in a …
[HTML][HTML] Toward a test of the “Law of Crime Concentration” in Japanese cities: a geographical crime analysis in Tokyo and Osaka
M Amemiya, T Ohyama - Crime science, 2019 - Springer
This brief report aims to reveal crime concentration at the district level in Tokyo and Osaka,
Japan, two cities characterized by low crime rates. Eight types of property crimes that …
Japan, two cities characterized by low crime rates. Eight types of property crimes that …