Kshatri et al., 2022 - Google Patents
Crime Detection Approach Using Big Data Analytics and Machine LearningKshatri et al., 2022
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- Kshatri S
- Bhonsle D
- Verma R
- Pillai A
- Moyal V
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- NeuroQuantology
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Abstract The Crime Analysis phase establishes the number of crimes and other elements such as the type of crime, murder, rape, kidnapping, etc. Various data analytics methodologies used in security and criminal investigation have shown the evolution of …
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