Crime Pattern Analysis Through Text Mining

Sergei M. Ananyan

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Computational and Text Analysis Methods Data Mining and Machine Learning Applications Artificial Intelligence in Law

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Today, new data and text mining technologies provide a next generation of tools for the analysis and visualization of both structured data and text.Such tools help increase the quality and productivity of the analysis and reduce the latency period between recording raw data and obtaining key knowledge necessary for making informed decisions.

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