This book introduces the programming language R and is meant for undergrads or graduate students studying criminology. R is a programming language that is well-suited to the type of work frequently done in criminology - taking messy data and turning it into useful information. While R is a useful tool for many fields of study, this book focuses …
R package for accessing data from the Crime Open Database
Open crime data from US cities in a harmonised format
This repository contains the script and figures of the conference paper selected for presentation at the Latin American Conference of Computationa Intelligence 2018. The abstract of the paper is as follows: Crime is an important social and economic problem of South Africa. Though certain categories of crimes are of serious proportions, yet on ag…
Historical data on crime in Los Angeles from 1988-2014 as scanned from the Los Angeles Public Library Archive and from LAPD incident files
This is a comprehensive guide to using the FBI's Uniform Crime (UCR) Reporting Program Data, a collection of crime and arrest datasets which are often referred to as UCR data.
Data for `Cost of Crime in Russia: compensating variation approach' paper
The analysis tackles the following: -Descriptive visualization; Histogram, Boxplot, and Bar plot. -Exploring the relationship in the data by doing hierarchical clustering, Linear Regression, Scatterplot, and Heatmap. -Data interrogation and analysis to determine the meaning of the data, which will be justified by visualisations (Geo-mapping).
Building a choropleth map of crime by state
Created an array of static visualisations, an interactive online visualisation and an infographic using R studio, Tableau, Excel and Venngage
Experimenting with dataframes --> early days of learning R
An Econometric Analysis of North Carolina Crime Data from 1987
Analysis of crime data by U.S. Census Bureau block groups within the city of San Diego.
Interactive map to explore crime activities in Vancouver
Shiny Application analyzing crime at University of Chicago
This project is sponsored by Rochester Police Department, and aimed at implementing statistical analysis of the impact that blue light surveillance cameras have on crime activities within their view fields.
A Shiny application that lets you create and customize graphs and tables from Swedish crime data (1973-2017)
Data Visualization through Shiny dashboard on the Marshall Crime dataset. 📈 🇺🇸
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